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it will be even more atmospheric today in the fog
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Courtesy of RMT I got a routemaster (RML) on Route 91 last night. The conductor was having a great time letting people travel for free as he had no oyster reading equipment. I must admit I smiled all the way to Euston!
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Fashion-conscious men warned we may have reached 'peak beard'
http://gu.com/p/3zepc |
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@Peewit, lucky you! I seasoned yesterday morning on the Cally Road, followed by two Boris buses, while I was stuck way behind on a normal bus :-/
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My shorter, but posher, RMT walks from Victoria to Euston flood back to me as I watch from the north, where my commute to work is now a twenty minute walk rather than two hours of train and tube.
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Excellent!
Am just approaching Paddington on main line train. The question beckons, and an answer will soon be imminent, and perhaps even imminant: RMT walk or Bakerloo line? We'll see, but it is, at least, a lovely morning. |
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This actually sounds like a nice walk.
I only discovered route 205 a couple of weeks ago from Baker Street to Bow Church, I had quite an enjoyable bus ride. |
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But will you be doing it again today. And next week!
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Maybe that's the answer. Find a job within walking/cycling distance of where one lives. Or find somewhere to live within walking/cycling distance of your job. Any city where this is not possible for the majority of people may in theory be a city not fit for purpose.
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I love the way at first you're almost parodying your own travelogues, using the same style of title and introduction, yet going on to provide an interesting new account of a walk you wouldn't normally do. This is DG on top form!
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"several less stereotypical folk"...who are these people and what do they look like I wonder? Will there one day be stereotypical less-stereotypical folk"...
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The krays didn't just drink in that pub.they actually owned it (carpenters arms)
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