Round The World meets Mornington Crescent

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H123 counts as E (ThreE), H4 as R, and H5 as E?
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I'd agree on the Heathrow thing, just count the numbers as letters... makes it more fun :)

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South Harrow.
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tubeguru wrote:H123 counts as E (ThreE), H4 as R, and H5 as E?
Yes, that was what I meant to say and forgot!

Also:

The slate wipes clean when a new round starts so stations used in Round 1 can be used again in subsequent rounds.

Hammersmith, Paddington and Edgware Road are Hammersmith, Paddington and Edgware Road (no line suffixes), but can be used TWICE per round.

OP updated accordingly.


Round 2 should have started with Aldgate (round three Aldgate East etc), but never mind!

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RJSRdg wrote:Round 2 should have started with Aldgate (round three Aldgate East etc), but never mind!
But it did!

We move to LOUGHTON (probably on the number 20 bus, now I come to think of it).
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The Orange One wrote:
RJSRdg wrote:Round 2 should have started with Aldgate (round three Aldgate East etc), but never mind!
But it did!
Apologies - I jumped a line to the next post and thought it had started at Eastcote!
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