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"James Penton" wrote in message
... "Jonn Elledge" wrote in message ... Our local stops have recently received letters. Those round the Bricklayer's Arms roundabout have two letter codes beginning "B" (BC, BQ etc); further down the Old Kent Road, the prefix is "E" for stops towards New Cross and "W" for those heading into town. I'm assuming this is for East and West. These codes currently serve no function whatsoever - the area isn't spider-mapped, and there isn't even a "where to catch your bus" poster. Does the appearance of these letters mean that maps like these are likely to appear soon, or could there be another reason? I noticed this in Hampstead a few weeks ago. Only problem was, the bus stops were lettered on the posts, but numbered on the little maps on the stops. So I got totally confused! Only place I've noticed this though. James (on Tower Bridge Road, coincidentally) Me too, most of the time. Spent far too many hours sat in Sobo, missing the bagel place... Jonn |
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