E: 12/11 win a trip on the uk's grandest train, the belmond british pullman

Monkey_Chinchilla

https://www.cntraveller.com/article/win-a-day-on-the-belmond-british-pullman

GemmaWhite

I think the answer is ‘Perseus’ based on this being his funeral car. Good luck everyone :j

Pansy1

GemmaWhite wrote: »

I think the answer is ‘Perseus’ based on this being his funeral car. Good luck everyone :j

There is a chance the answer is Lydia as that was the carriage he travelled in most and also was part of his funeral train.

tirlittan

Pansy1 wrote: »

There is a chance the answer is Lydia as that was the carriage he travelled in most and also was part of his funeral train.

On Wikipedia, it does not list Lydia as one of the carriages.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belmond_British_Pullman

NBLondon

Lydia isn't currently used... Various other sites say that Lydia and Perseus were both in his funeral train with Lydia being the one his family travelled in. Which suggests Pansy might be right.

(Of course - there is no guarantee that the question-setter is right...)

pate-ci0

https://www.maturetimes.co.uk/plans-display-churchills-funeral-train-50th-anniversary/

For info if it helps...

joho

The question has changed and I don't understand it?! Is it 'the picturesque Kent countryside'?

Where does the Golden Age of Travel journey through?

klittlewood

Yes I'd say the Kent countryside.