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Travelling from unmanned station
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luckwudaveit wrote: »I like your thinking. I suppose the issue would then be, what if unexpectedly she didn't make the following day's journey?
That's why I qualified my suggestion, as it depends on the ticket type the OP is buying. If it's an anytime return, then the outward journey is valid for five days from the day of purchase, and the return portion for a month - so plenty of leeway there to cater for the occasional days sickness etc.
http://nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/anytime.html0
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