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Traveling to Old St by
Yaz
I have to pick-up a person from Heathrow who is coming to an conference at
OLD ST (Post Code: EC1V 9BW). I have to pick him up with a car as his
luggage will remain in the car. Can anyone advise where is the BEST,
SECURE, CONVENIENT, and CHEAPEST car park to park at and then make our way
to EC1V 9BW either by Tube or SHORT walk. I am travellling to London for
the first time by car and...
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Dead end by
John Rowland
I found a road today (Knapp Road E3) with a standard T-shaped "No Through
Road" sign, and underneath were the words "Except Access". Every time I try
to figure out what that might mean, my head turns into a Moebius strip.
Whose job is it to decide which signs go where? Is it a
pay-peanuts-get-monkeys job, or has the chap got some qualification?
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New tube map by
Matthew Dickinson
Tfl have released a new tube map with London Overground on..
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/colourmap.pdf
Heathrow Terminal 5m Langdon Park, Wood Lane and Shepherds Bush (LO)
appear as under construction.
Hatch End to Watford Junction are depicted as outside the zones (not
even in A-D). "Special Fares Apply"
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Metamap by
Tom Anderson
Evening all,
With apologies to those of you who already read Strange Maps:
http://strangemaps.wordpress.com/2007/12/03/212-transit-map-of-the-worlds-transit-systems/
Slightly peeved that London only merits Warwick Avenue ...
tom
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Teddy's by
Rob Wilton
Islam, much more a death cult then a religion.
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December 3rd 07 07:47 PM
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London Overground line names by
unrealpolitik@gmail.com
Line maps and announcements are beginning to mention interchange with
London Overground services. This is already a little confusing -
Euston, Highbury and Blackhorse Road all interchange with entirely
different lines, though you wouldn't know it from the linear map of
the Victoria line.
And if Ken is serious about bringing more and more lines into the LO
branding, the situation's going to get...
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LT Museum Reopens by
Ian Jelf
Has anyone been to the London Transport Museum since it re-opened?
I'm having an unusually long period of Not Being In London and won't be
able to visit until Wednesday. I wonder if anyone has any positive (or
otherwise!) Things to say about what we have to see for two years of
closure?
--
Ian Jelf, MITG
Birmingham, UK
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December 2nd 07 01:29 PM
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THIS IS MOHAMMMED 20 by
msk2000
As for 'Ubaydah, he had wounded his enemy but was wounded himself, and
so his two companions killed the wounded Meccan and carried 'Ubaydah
back to the safety of the Muslim ranks. After this, the two armies
attacked each other and fighting broke out all around. The sky was
filled with arrows. The Muslim army held its ground against the great
army of Quraysh and even though the Muslims were much...
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[OT] Aspect ratio of railway tickets by
Tom Anderson
Right,
Fanshafting, dialling codes, and now geometry. Melvyn Bragg is currently
talking to me about the Golden Ratio :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/inourtime/inourtime.shtml
One of his contributors has cited railway tickets as an everyday object
which is sized according to the Golden Ratio. That ratio is 1:1.618ish;
some quick measurements of tickets give me a ratio of ~1.58, which is
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Lack of GOBLin connections by
charlesdoherty@googlemail.com
Hi,
I'm mildly disappointed in the lack of connections the GOBLin line has
with tube lines (very mildly - it's not one of the things that causes
me to lose sleep, but it is a shame.)
It crosses four tube lines (Cebtral, Victoria, Piccadilly and
Northern), yet only connects with one and that's only because the
Victoria line was built to connect with it.
I was wondering, was the GOBLin built after...
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TfL Journey Planner by
Mike Roberts
Hi all, I have lurked her often but only once, a long time ago felt the
need to post anything. However perhaps someone here can help me with the
TfL Journey Planner.
To get it to start route at my house I have to type in a carefully
edited version of my address. It then give me a choice, the first of
which is my address (in its own format). When I type in my address in
the JP Format it...
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THIS IS MOHAMMED 19 by
msk2000
The Battle Of Badr
The Muslims who had gone to Medinah,
had left all their belongings behind in Mecca and these had been
taken
by their enemies. Thus, when the Muslims heard that Abu Sufyan, one
of
the leaders of Quraysh, was on his way back to Mecca from Syria with
a
large caravan of goods, they decided that the time had come for them
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LT lies by
jamessan@hotmail.co.uk
was at paddington today waiting for circle line to south ken.
Wimbledon service rolls in and announcer says the next Circle is at
Kings Cross at least ten minutes away.
Get on and at the next stop Bayswater stick my head out. Next circle
line is 1 minute away.
I know that they do not know when the next train is coming because of
the antiquated sinalling system but why do they have to lie. If...
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Camden Road - London Overground by
Mwmbwls
In the December edition of Modern Railways John Sully reports that TfL
and Network Rail have decided on the track layout for the section from
Dalston Kingsland to Camden Road following the opening of the ELL to
Highbury and Islington. The proposals include a turn back platform at
Camden Road. Alwaystouchout had previously reported that the service
pattern on the former NLL was going to...
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Annual season ticket by
gw2486
I'm shortly going to renew my annual travelcard for the first time and
wondered if anyone could enlighten me in a few areas, some of which
I'm sure should be published information but I'm finding it
increasingly hard to find anything on the TfL website!
1) What percentage of my £1328 ticket goes to the retailer? Will my
local newsagent be incredibly appreciative if I go to him rather than
the...
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Nice announcement by
elyob
On the train out of Waterloo last night, an announcement came over the
tannoy :
"Ladies and Gentlemen, it has been brought to my attention that there
is a beggar on board the train. This is the Guard. If he approaches
you for money, please do not give any. Thankyou."
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November 27th 07 12:41 AM
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THIS IS MOHAMMED 17 by
msk2000
Twelve important men from Yathrib went to Mecca to meet the Prophet
(pbuh) and promised faithfully to serve him and Islam. In return, the
Prophet (pbuh) sent one of his friends, Mus'ab ibn 'Umayr, with them
to teach the Koran and instruct them in their new religion. Another
year passed and still more Muslims came from Yathrib to Mecca for the
pilgrimage. On this occasion a secret meeting with the...
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Ebbsfleet as capital of UK by
Offramp
Ebbsfleet, what with its football team and its railway station, is in
the news more often than London these days. I wonder what it's like? I
bet it's a dump. If it's not too bad I might move there. Perhaps it'll
soon become the capital of the United Kingdom. That would be cool.
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