A lazy Full Network Route
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Iain
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
As with so many options, Merton South works nicely if the timing's right, but not so well with the wrong timing. Doubling back to Wimbo south gives you three bus options.
Full Network: Three completions, Best time: 17:18:18 - thanks Glen, Andrew and Rhys!
Former DLR 45 station record holder (with Glen, Andi and Stevo) - 2h:08m:57s
All lines: 46:11 (6th equal)
Zone One 2:52:51 (thanks Glen)
Former DLR 45 station record holder (with Glen, Andi and Stevo) - 2h:08m:57s
All lines: 46:11 (6th equal)
Zone One 2:52:51 (thanks Glen)
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DrainBrain
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
Haven't "they" been saying that for about 20 years? http://www.tubeforum.co.uk/phpBB3/viewt ... 183#p71154palkanetoijala31 wrote:it will be in a few daysjimbob wrote: And I don't think the exit off the E-bound platform into Edison Close/Exeter Rd is open currently?
Or was it opened and then closed again?
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Heathrow Terminal 4 to Amersham in 17 hours, 42 minutes and 22 seconds
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tangy
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
As I live right down the road from Walthamstow QR, you will hear it from me first when it will be open. Of the latest meeting of the GOBLIN Users group they had a set target of end of June, don't think that will be met!
As of last week there was a big amount of builders rubble in Walthamstow Central car park right where the path should come out. Therefore the steel fence is still in position. Apart from that it all seems ready, there is even a ticket machine on Edison Close! The route has been named "Ray Dudley Way" after one long serving member of the Users Group who fought for the inception of this link.
As of last week there was a big amount of builders rubble in Walthamstow Central car park right where the path should come out. Therefore the steel fence is still in position. Apart from that it all seems ready, there is even a ticket machine on Edison Close! The route has been named "Ray Dudley Way" after one long serving member of the Users Group who fought for the inception of this link.
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This is a Central line train to "Woodford via Hainault"- sadly, not no more!
Tangy.
This is a Central line train to "Woodford via Hainault"- sadly, not no more!
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tangy
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
Latest word from the Users Group is now 11th August for Walthamstow QR footpath link
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This is a Central line train to "Woodford via Hainault"- sadly, not no more!
Tangy.
This is a Central line train to "Woodford via Hainault"- sadly, not no more!
Tangy.
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tractakid
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
Just in time for FART?! Surely not!
*insert boasting about notable tube accomplishments here*
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palkanetoijala31
Re: A lazy Full Network Route
hooraytractakid wrote:Just in time for FART?! Surely not!
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Iain
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
FFS - I was there the other day and all they have to do is move a few bits of temporary fencing out of the way - the path's all there!
Full Network: Three completions, Best time: 17:18:18 - thanks Glen, Andrew and Rhys!
Former DLR 45 station record holder (with Glen, Andi and Stevo) - 2h:08m:57s
All lines: 46:11 (6th equal)
Zone One 2:52:51 (thanks Glen)
Former DLR 45 station record holder (with Glen, Andi and Stevo) - 2h:08m:57s
All lines: 46:11 (6th equal)
Zone One 2:52:51 (thanks Glen)
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tangy
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
Latest update on the path at Walthamstow Central, it is now OPEN (just checked it personally) but someone has forgotten to tell London Overground as although you can now walk from Central to Exeter Road the ramp down onto Queen's Road station is still fenced off!! What use is that?!
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This is a Central line train to "Woodford via Hainault"- sadly, not no more!
Tangy.
This is a Central line train to "Woodford via Hainault"- sadly, not no more!
Tangy.
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Iain
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Re: A lazy Full Network Route
Well I guess that's still quicker even with running round to the other side of WQR but ffs, sort it out!
Full Network: Three completions, Best time: 17:18:18 - thanks Glen, Andrew and Rhys!
Former DLR 45 station record holder (with Glen, Andi and Stevo) - 2h:08m:57s
All lines: 46:11 (6th equal)
Zone One 2:52:51 (thanks Glen)
Former DLR 45 station record holder (with Glen, Andi and Stevo) - 2h:08m:57s
All lines: 46:11 (6th equal)
Zone One 2:52:51 (thanks Glen)
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