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![]() "Roy Stilling" wrote in message ... I was wondering if the new pedestrian bridges at Farringdon are the finished article or merely temporary during the works. They feel quite "wobbly" in places. The installer went bankrupt, and I think work has been suspended for about 6 months, so there may be some bolts need doing up a bit more... :-) Paul |
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Once upon a time, Paul Scott wrote:
I suppose we ought to be grateful they don't count arrivals and departures separately as well... Shhh! Don't give them ideas! :-) -- - The Iron Jelloid |
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![]() "This would see Farringdon surpass Clapham Junction as Britain's busiest train station and bring passengers from outer London closer to the City and Canary Wharf." As you (and others) say elsewhere a load of old spin. * Maybe, but I suspect our (trainspotter’s) definition of busiest might be rather different to the normals. I’m guessing those that just pass through Clapham, without actually getting on or off, are not being counted for the purposes of this comparison. |
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