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A great set of posts DG. I thoroughly enjoyed every one. Thank you.
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What THC said.
Great series, thanks DG. |
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Bravo!
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Fascinating series, thank you.
I see that Google are with TfL on the date though... |
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And local radio news, BW!
Excellent set of posts. Thanks. |
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Ah yes, hugely interesting. I particularly enjoyed the old map that showed King's Cross station, but not St Pancras.
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Brilliant stuff. I've been spending my lunches reading these posts. I've become an anorak of sorts.
I thought I knew London. Not a chance. Seemingly endless facts and history....causing "rapturous research" http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/01/05/rapturous-research/ |
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Just wondered if you'd seen the Google front page today : https://www.google.co.uk/
A tube map spelling Google to mark the 150th Anniversary. It is surpising how accurate the map still is given it's been adjusted to spell Google. |
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Wonderful series! Despite travelling this route every day, I learnt a lot.
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Very much enjoyed this series, DG - thank you for doing something brilliant to mark the occasion(s)!
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Another great set of interesting posts. Thanks for sharing DG.
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Indeed an interesting few days of dg's blog. Surprised to know know the roof is being re-installed at Farringdon, which should be nice when finished, although it is sometimes pleasant to wait for a train in natural, unfiltered through glass, daylight, in the open air on an "underground" just below street platform.
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Thanks, fascinating stuff. I'd never considered how long the gap was between Kings X and Farringdon before.
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