"Malcolm & Nika" wrote in message ...
The only way in...correctly...is off the platform. |there is a walkway. If i
really wanted a photo i would ask a ststion supervisor to take me up there
one day. Preferably when its quiet. Its not allowed but if i were the
supervisor on duty i would ask my duty manager if it were ok. There really
is no reason why not if its explained correctly.

Any SOuth Harrow managers or supervisors want to contact me off group
please feel free!!!!!

However...i worked there enough and i dont want to go.....

Spoil sport!!!

Mal

"CIG_BIG_CIG" wrote in message
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"Malcolm & Nika" wrote in message
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The graffitti boys and girls got in both ways....from the end of the
platform and over the fence. A few years back a camera was put up so the
station supervisorcould see what was happening in there. Inevitably if
the
boys in blue did bother to turn up they would jump the fence....so it was
made higher. Didnt stop them.

So there is a second access point, with a fence? Is it possible to get
a photo of the units from the correct side of the fence and how would
i get to it can anyone say?

The sidings here were not used for a number of years and its only about 2
years ago that a stabler overnight was timetabled.

How do you mean a stabler? Surely they dont put a train they actually
want in there do they? Surely come morning its going to have been
wrecked!!

"CIG_BIG_CIG" wrote in message
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"David Splett" wrote in message
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"CIG_BIG_CIG" wrote in message
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When I went in 2002 there were several, again anyone know why one
has
been left behind? Can anyone say if there is any photographic
possibility? As for Aldwych I heard a rumour it was to be replaced
a
while back.

As far as South Harrow is concerned, and possibly Hainault, a given
amount
of money was set aside for getting the units mobile and off to the
torcher.
To quote a senior manager of TransPlant responsible for the
movements,
"the
money ran out".

Well the operation to remove the units from South Harrow must have
been interesting. Not only were they split (not easy as they had been
coupled and left there for about 5 years) but there is no road access
I can see so this suggests that they went out onto the 'main line' for
one last time, presumably at night, in order to be taken away. Also of
note is that for this operation I assume they would be top n tailed by
battery locos (no way would they move on their own after all this time
surely!) and therefore some serious shunting must have taken place!!

Another question that arises on South Harrow is how the 'artists' got
to the units, were they blatant enough to just walk off the platform
or is there access from what appears to be woods behind the buffer
stops? This may provide (if legit) another photographing point.

As always any help with the above appreciated!!

( Dont forget the website - http://www.underground.fotopic.net/ )