The old signal box. Liverpool Street station, London, June 2025.
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The old signal box. Liverpool Street station, London, June 2025.
Got a chance to ride some 1930’s rolling stock today :3
Was only going to go up to have a look from the outside as tickets were sold out online, happened to get talking to a family on the train up who happened to have a spare ticket and offered it to me for a return trip - feeling incredibly lucky for that.
Had a lovely ride between Amersham & Harrow on the Hill and back. Also taking advantage now of the Chiltern service back into town
Contrasts at West Hampstead. In 1978, a Metropolitan Line A stock train heads for Baker Street, overtaking a Bakerloo Line 1938 stock train bound for Elephant & Castle. In 2022, a Metropolitan Line S stock train heads for Baker Street, overtaking a Jubilee Line 1996 stock train bound for Stratford.
Poll 4 - London Underground
What's your favourite London Underground line?
Bakerloo
Central
Circle
District
Hammersmith & City
Jubilee
Metropolitan
Northern
Piccadilly
Victoria
Waterloo & City
So, I've worked out a plan - I'll do political polls every other day, with some light topics to balance it out
Today: The famous London Underground. It's more influential than you think. Even its map has inspired the designs of many other city transit maps.
As for the other polls:
American Politics - Joe Biden victory
Social Media - Discord, Instagram, Reddit tied
British Politics - Labour ahead
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Day 2234, 4 August 2024
The Chess Valley
On this day I took a walk between two London Underground stations, Rickmansworth and Chesham, on the Metropolitan Line through the Chess Valley. Does the fact that the London Underground railway system comes out to the Chess Valley make this countryside part of London? I suspect technically this is Buckinghamshire but whatever it is always nice to see some green when you live in the city and your garden consists of a few pot plants.
went to both of the northwesterly termini of the Met today
I’ve just got around to watching the new ep of Ted Lasso, I’m like 8 minutes in and I cannot stop thinking about how they used the wrong type of tube for the metropolitan line to Aldgate from Wembley Park
I totally get why, it’s harder to show coach beard feeling depressed when the tube looks this big and 9 times outta 10 has a mariachi band going up and down it
Than this smallest one where people are more condensed
So it makes sense…. But as someone who got the metro line nearly every day for 3 years from Wembley Park heading towards Aldgate…. I cannot stop thinking about it
Harrow-on-the-Hill station, London; 10.4.2016