1, It's that time of year again!!

[Holly Goodhead]

[Holly Goodhead]

As Lady-J has said shows start Christmas Eve, Lady-J will also have something for all forum Lady's to join in with, but also to get you all in the mode on 23th Dec: at 9pm an all new comedy with Bob and Lady-J will screen.

[Dongo]

Sorry, Lady J but there is no such thing as a train station! There is however a railway station. Sorry to be pedantic.

[Lady Justine]

Oh thank you Dongo.

It's 9pm at the railway station then

Lady-J

[Holly Goodhead]

Only a bus station or Police station
Holly

[set track]

Originally Posted by Dongo

Sorry, Lady J but there is no such thing as a train station! There is however a railway station. Sorry to be pedantic.

well it saved someone else putting it right , thank you mr dongo

Tina Carly Lisa & mr track

[Holly Goodhead]

According to the Google Books Ngram Viewer, which calculates the frequency of phrases in all books scanned by Google from 1800 to 2000, the phrase "train station" was first used significantly in 1960, and has been growing in popularity ever since. However, at least according to Google's data, "railway station" is still more popular.

Holly

[Dongo]

Originally Posted by Holly Goodhead

According to the Google Books Ngram Viewer, which calculates the frequency of phrases in all books scanned by Google from 1800 to 2000, the phrase "train station" was first used significantly in 1960, and has been growing in popularity ever since. However, at least according to Google's data, "railway station" is still more popular.

Holly

I'm afraid that the term came about out of ignorance. A train station would be a station attached to a train!

[set track]

train station probably arose from N America ?

Carly & CG to the rescue please


Lisa Tina & Carly xxx & mr Track

[Dongo]

Originally Posted by set track

train station probably arose from N America ?

Carly & CG to the rescue please


Lisa Tina & Carly xxx & mr Track

I think that they use the nomenclature Depot (with the emphasis on the e).