The Hardest Possible R15
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Re: The Hardest Possible R15
What makes a tough set is engineering works which occur most weekends. North Acton is a pain if central part of the central line is closed.
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Re: The Hardest Possible R15
Yes, the stations mentioned on the Z2/3 boundary almost all get harder to visit in the event of engineering work.
I seem to remember that on one of the more recent challenges, the Bakerloo was closed south of Willesden
Junction. Perhaps fortunately, WJ didn't appear on the list!
I seem to remember that on one of the more recent challenges, the Bakerloo was closed south of Willesden
Junction. Perhaps fortunately, WJ didn't appear on the list!
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Re: The Hardest Possible R15
That wouldn't be too difficult, surely, assuming the Overground was still running to Euston?
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Re: The Hardest Possible R15
IIRC the closure was due to engineering work at Queens Park affecting both the Bakerloo line and LO.
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