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Good Morning from Gare de l'Est, where #SNCF is taking me some of the way to #39c3 , hopefully (I'm glad my connection in Frankfurt was 35 mins initially...)
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in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Hazy sunrise over the fields of Champagne on the way to #39c3. The train is quite empty so hopefully the border bullshit in Kehl doesn't delay us too much further. For now, including the expected border delay, SNCF still believes that this #TGV9561 will be in Karlsruhe/Mannheim/Frankfurt before the #ICE74 to Hamburg.
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

@Nicolas Dandrimont i mean, ICE74 will be delayed by the standard DB delay, so you will be fine, right?

(and every time I write something like this I think it goes against nature: Italian trains are late, German trains are supposed to work almost as well as Swiss train!)

in reply to Elena ``of Valhalla''

@valhalla which is strongest, Murphy's Law or DB's tardiness? My experience says it can go either way!
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

In Strasbourg with the expected 20-minute delay. Gotta love SNCF scheduling its trains with zero slack with respect to max speed. Next known unknown is border controls... #ICE74 arrived in Freiburg on time :blobcatfearful:
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Yesterday, border control have kept us ~15min in Kehl (TGV 9583 from Marseille to Frankfurt).
We were already late before. And after the check it was a 30m delay.
The train succeeded to finishing on Frankfurt with 18m delay, so there may be margin on the German side
in reply to Ludovic Poujol

@lpoujol I bought my ticket with DB all the way through so I'm sure I'll get to Hamburg eventually (and delays are one of the reasons I booked such an early train) ;-)

DB just sent me a mail telling me that I will have 2 minutes for my train change in Frankfurt, so I'll just change in Karlsruhe or Mannheim as both trains will follow one another on the same platform there. Hopefully in the right order!

in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Yeah... Same reason I did through DB website.
Hope it will be alright.
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Looks like #TGV9561 made it in front of #ICE74 on the Freiburg - Frankfurt corridor... with 3 minutes to spare :blobsweats:
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Also allegedly same track in Karlsruhe, which lol, I don't believe it. I'll also try that train but also lol, no reservation so πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ.

Hah. Just changed to :37 and :44 respectively.

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in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

There's a joke somewhere that at least you can rely on DB trains being delayed.
in reply to Phil

I love seeing the TGV trickling into Frankfurt at the same time. How is that even possible. :>
in reply to Phil

@phil lots of forks for the TGV to arrive at the far-end on platform 2, while the ICE gets a somewhat straight through to platform 8
@Phil
in reply to Phil

I love how there's always a Chess club on board. Happened last time as well.
in reply to Phil

@phil LOL. I hadn't caught which game they were playing, thanks for translating
@Phil
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

That station (Kassel-WilhelmshΓΆhe) is pretty special. It was planned with long ramps so that Taxis could drive to the platforms (wtf). Different time. (But not even that long ago.)
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

I've read "bodies" first and was concerned you didn't listen to @bremner about that war thing
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Now that's an eventful #ICE74. First the chess club is looking for adversaries, then the hot drinks machine is out of service, then the conductor calls for a medic on board, the train speeds up, and now we've dropped off a passenger to an ambulance waiting for the train *on the platform* in Kassel-Wilhelmshâhe 😯

Train departed 5 mins late from that stop, expected on time on arrival in Hamburg.

in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

The famous rail/road collaboration, finally!

(He says, still baffled by seeing cars board a train in the middle of Bahnhof Hamburg-Altona years ago…)

in reply to Cyril Brulebois

@CyrilBrulebois I'll say I'm glad the ambulance didn't enter the ICE (does not fit!), and yes, the death of the auto-train is unfortunate
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

Oh chouette \o
Je suis dans la zone de Milliways pour le moment.

Je sèche le meeting angel générique (mais j'ai fait celui sur le contrôle d'accès & évac juste avant) et plus tard j'irais au meeting de démarrage de l'équipe de trad \o

in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

ahhhh mais je crois que je t'ai croisΓ© sur le quais (je courrais, pull rose, vers l'agent pour demander si notre correspondance Γ  frankfurt sera assurΓ©e ... on risque de devoir orendre le prochain train, et donc 3h sans place assise...)
bonne fin de trajet, et Γ  + au 39c3 !
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

pareil, mais comme j'etais un peu en panique pour trouver l’agent, jme suis pas arret3e, deso!
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

I love that they do not care enough to include it in their timetable, even though you lose at best 10-15 minutes every time
in reply to mathieui @ 39C3 (πŸ“ž3121)

@mathieui @Nicolas Dandrimont I do wonder what they are doing border control for on expensive trains, when they don't really bother with doing border controls for cars, even when Switzerland is involved

(and at least between Italy and Switzerland they aren't really doing border controls on the cheap-ish local trains either)

in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

@Nicolas Dandrimont @mathieui they as in β€œthe police forces around western Europe” :)

I expected the French police to also be doing border controls on the way back? they aren't?

in reply to Elena ``of Valhalla''

@valhalla @mathieui good question, we'll see. On the way back, the cross-border train is my last leg though! Only thing I'll be late for is new year's eve raclette at home πŸ§€πŸ§€πŸ§€
in reply to Nicolas Dandrimont

@Nicolas Dandrimont @mathieui being late for a raclette doesn't sound like a good thing either, but surely beats β€œbeing stranded in a station in a foreign country, *and* very late for a raclette” :D

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