please empty your brain below |
Again, just one station each please... |
OK Number 5 is Stockwell |
2 is Euston |
13 = Waterloo |
10 = Archway |
14. Brent Cross |
15 = Morden. |
9 = High Barnet Nice one. Made my morning. |
7 is Oval |
No 1 Elephant and Castle |
3 is Bank |
6 is, of course, Angel - which used to be one of the very few Northern Line stations with a centrally placed platform - with both the northbound and southbound tracks on either side. Does anybody remember that? It's now completely refurbed of course - sometime in the mid 90s - and that design of platform no longer exists at Angel. However, there remain a few of these platform designs still left on the Northern Line - do you know which ones? |
12. Kentish Town |
11 Leicester Square |
8. Borough |
Well, I guess #4 (London Bridge) is the only one left. I'd have liked to show off a bit by getting one of the harder ones, though. |
That's all 15 stations guessed correctly first time. (Are these quizzes getting too easy? I thought 9 & 11 in particular were really hard) 1] Elephant and Castle 2] Euston 3] Bank 4] London Bridge 5] Stockwell 6] Angel 7] Oval 8] Borough 9] High Barnet 10] Archway 11] Leicester Square 12] Kentish Town 13] Waterloo 14] Brent Cross 15] Morden |
I thought it was a good mix of the simple, the obscure, the hard and the funny. But perhaps that's only because I got one of the harder ones... |
Was no. 4 meant to be London Bridge as in "a London bridge"? Because it's Tower Bridge in the picture. |
"the simple, the obscure, the hard and the funny" - rather like the people who read Geezer's blog |
Clapham north, Clapham Common - in answer to Jag |
And in answer to Alan - number 4 was 'a' London Bridge not 'the' London Bridge. Only an American trying to buy Tower Bridge and dump it in Arizona would ever make that mistake... |
Of course, if you really want theat feling of insecurity that you get only from a centrally placed platform, travel up to Glasgow- most of the stations on its toy sized version of the Underground have single central platforms. Quite often,rather narrow ones (the trains are tiny, so are the platforms). |
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