Re: permission

[chris <chris@enet21.com.au>]

The best way to walk around SRA property without permission is to turn up in
a hire falcon or commodore and wear a dark blue or black business suit and a
new white hard hat and a bunch of engineering drawings or clipboard under
your arm.  I did this once when I was at one unnamed large SRA property in
Sydney on another business matter (it didn't even involve the SRA). I
decided to look around the workshops and the proles must have thought I was
an "official". Most wage and staff SRA personnel stay well away from
official looking types.

chris

Anita Lukaszyk wrote:

> Um, I think when you buy a train ticket that gives you permission to
> walk on SR grounds - the station!  :)
>
> Seriously, it depends on what you want to do there, but I think will NOT
>
> be allowed to go on walkies unless YOU are an employee. Even then, you
> cant just go where ever you please. You must have a valid reason for
> being there.
>
> Anita.
>
> "<==MeČ==>" wrote:
>
> > who do you see to get permission to walk on state rail grounds?
> > do you see the station master?
> > tom
>
> --
> Anita Lukaszyk
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