On the days I commute, I get the train to Manchester Piccadilly.  There are oodles of trains that go that way, and depending on the route and the operating company, there is a threefold price difference (though I haven't seen anything to suggest higher peak rate fares).  I usually opt for the cheapest, but even these vary a little according to the precise route.

Sometimes it seems that all trains lead to the same destination - as this photo from yesterday indicates.

If all roads lead to Rome, maybe all trains lead to the Railway Town?

PS It's an interesting image to ponder when you think about ecumenism, or even interfaith matters... I leave it with you!

This prayer was used in College Chapel yesterday - I found it very helpful.

All over Manchester Piccadilly (and quite possibly other major railway stations) are posters assuring travellers that we are 'heroes' by using trains, that it's greener than road travel.

There are oodles of different posters, may of them quite funny.  I think my favourite was this one...