After the race I walked to Nine Elms and got on there.
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After the race I walked to Nine Elms and got on there.
I signed up for a 10k in Battersea Park, and finally got to visit the new Northern line extension.
Long time no see! I have some new posts to add here. Firstly, West Drayton, which I visited on a walk a couple of years ago but apparently never posted. I bet it doesn’t look like this now.
After the event, I walked up the road and got on at London Fields, thus completing every Overground station on the list.
I visited the Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & Natural History in east London, and got off at Cambridge Heath station.
I stopped off at St. James Street to take a walk through Walthamstow Wetlands.
Finally I made it to New Addington, marking the end of my tram odyssey.
I then stopped at King Henry’s Drive.
The next station was Fieldway.
I then went to Addington Village.
The next station was Gravel Hill.
I then moved on to Coombe Lane.
The first station on the next leg was Lloyd Park.
I ended this leg of the journey at Beckenham Junction. I’d been to Beckenham before, but not by tram.
I then stopped at Beckenham Road.
After that came Avenue Road.
I then stopped off at Birkbeck.