Public Service Tidbit:  To determine the final destination of your train, using the TV monitor, look in the Yellow at the top.  For all white text entries, they will scroll, in order.  An "All Stops" train will do just that - stop at every darn stop on the line.  A "Limited" train will only stop at the larger stops (what I've experienced is any of those in bold are still a stopping point, those printed in a regular font are skipped.  Note that not all stations have these, other stations have a moving message board, and some of the smaller stations have an old, steel sign that is hung up or taken down after each train departs by the station attendant.  (It's the third pic on the different types of sign boards page.)

I got all excited that after yesterday's romp into the Shoppingtown, we'd be going to lunch.  No such luck; the boy is apparently chatting with someone online, and as a result, we seem to be sitting here for the duration.  He seems okay with the chat thing, but it does nothing for my tiny tummy.

I've done as much investigation as I care to do, but I feel I've come up with a passable explanation of the fiasco on the two burger franchises.

We exit at the final location and head to the street, stopping to read the flyer once more for the trip to the Blue Mountains.  It appears you can only take the train for the first portion of the trip, then transfer to a bus.  Of course, there is no information about what happens then, per se, but for only $38.60 for the day (maybe $20 US), it's worth a go.  Perhaps tomorrow, otherwise Sunday, keeping the day I don't wander about reserved to go wander about Chatswood for the day, as I'd hoped to do last week... but there's no maintenance on that line this weekend, which I verified as Tubby started at his poster about some blue hills or whatever.