great portland-regents prk
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Tube.b
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great portland-regents prk
I have been planning an fnc again recently and was wondering whether there is any benefit of running between Gt prtlnd st and rgts prk if I'm coming from Moorgate and going south another Bakerloo, or whether you end up on the same train as if you went to baker st and changed there
Andrew B
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2 fnc attempts and completions.
Too optimistic with times
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Re: great portland-regents prk
Oh, definitely. Getting onto the Bakerloo from the westbound Circle is a bit of a headache! The two stations (GPS and Regent's Park) are so close together you would get up a train.
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Re: great portland-regents prk
Cool, thanks
Andrew B
2 fnc attempts and completions.
Too optimistic with times
2 fnc attempts and completions.
Too optimistic with times
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Re: great portland-regents prk
There's probably not a lot of difference between to in distance you run. So always worth the run. Worst case you end up on the same train but more likely to be one or two ahead.
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