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In message , at 08:20:32 on
Wed, 20 Sep 2017, Jarle Hammen Knudsen remarked: Exactly. It may be close to Leicester Square station underground, but Covent Garden station is nevertheless a busy station in its own right. And the surface route between them isn't direct or obvious. It looks pretty straight on Google maps along Cranbourn St and Long Acre, but I don't think I have walked that way when I've been in London. Perhaps because of the talcum powder? Joking apart, I've walked down there a hundred times, and that's without ever having lived or worked in the vicinity. -- Roland Perry |
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