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Re: Is Edinburgh on the Tube?         


Author: Peter Masson
Date: Jan 4, 2007 07:39

"Mizter T" gmail.com> wrote
>
> Lancaster Gate (when it reopens) is a five minute walk away from
> Paddington, something I think many people would find most convenient if
> they knew - but given it's one of the quieter central London
> Underground stations it would seem that they don't.
>
When Paddington was being resignalled in1967 and some passengers had to
transfer to the tube at Ealing Broadway it was specifically stated that
Paddington tickets would be valid to Lancaster Gate.
>
> It's not like it's actually much of a hardship to get off at London
> Bridge station and walk over the Thames into the City anyway!
>
Thousands do. That's why, when London Bridge was rebuilt (and the old one
sold to Lake Havasu City) the footway on the downstream side was made much
wider than the upstream...
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Re: Is Edinburgh on the Tube?         


Author: Bill Hayles
Date: Jan 5, 2007 01:33

On 4 Jan 2007 08:14:23 -0800, "Mizter T" gmail.com> wrote:
>Of course, and I've done it myself many a time too. It just slightly
>amazes me that a regular commuter would do anything but walk (or in
>Bill's example continue on the train to Cannon Street).

Many people simply don't like walking, including many train staff!
We had plenty of turns that involved working into one London terminal,
making your own way to another and working from there. The TCS kept a
stock of Underground tickets for the purpose. When I declined one saying
that it was just as quick to walk (for example) from Cannon Street to
Blackfriars or Charing Cross to Holborn Viaduct they were astonished!

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