In article . com,
lonelytraveller writes
Apparantly the bethnal green cavern is close to the location of the
deep level shelter/bunker, nearer liverpool street, but past the
sidings. I know that when I've gone that way, there is a small gap in
the tunnel wall on the inside of the line in a location that
approximately matches that description.

There is an access and ventilation shaft somewhere around there. Hardly
a cavern.

The 7bis Cavern sounds cool though. Can you imagine being on the
central line in a boring tunnel and then going over a huge viaduct in
an underground cavern, that would be amazing.

As I said; nothing to see.

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there would be if they hung fairy lights up

lonelytraveller typed:
there would be if they hung fairy lights up

There would be what? For goodness sake, please quote enough of the text
to which you are replying so as to make your post meaningful to others.
You claimed earlier that Google groups would not allow you to do that,
but other users seem to manage. It's not that difficult just to copy
and paste the relevant paragraph. You should not assume that others
will read the post you are replying to immediately before yours.
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JRS: In article ,
dated Mon, 9 May 2005 21:16:33, seen in news:uk.transport.london,
Richard J. posted :
lonelytraveller typed:
there would be if they hung fairy lights up

There would be what? For goodness sake, please quote enough of the text
to which you are replying so as to make your post meaningful to others.
You claimed earlier that Google groups would not allow you to do that,
but other users seem to manage. It's not that difficult just to copy
and paste the relevant paragraph. You should not assume that others
will read the post you are replying to immediately before yours.

Keith Thompson wrote in comp.lang.c, message ID
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If you want to post a followup via groups.google.com, don't use
the "Reply" link at the bottom of the article. Click on "show options"
at the top of the article, then click on the "Reply" at the bottom of
the article headers.

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I think other users subscribe via the medium of e-mail and so can quote
the text. I reply via google, so don't get the option.

lonelytraveller typed:
I think other users subscribe via the medium of e-mail and so can
quote the text. I reply via google, so don't get the option.

You are mistaken. If you don't know how to drive Google Groups, you
could at least have the courtesy to copy and paste.
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lonelytraveller wrote to uk.transport.london on Tue, 10 May 2005:

I think other users subscribe via the medium of e-mail and so can quote
the text. I reply via google, so don't get the option.

As several people have already told you, it *is* possible via Google -
other people use Google and manage, so please read the instructions on
the Google page, and comply with them!
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JRS: In article .com
, dated Tue, 10 May 2005 12:08:26, seen in news:uk.transport.london,
lonelytraveller posted :

I think other users subscribe via the medium of e-mail and so can quote
the text.

You think incorrectly.

I reply via google, so don't get the option.

A bad workman blames his tools.

A good workman chooses suitable tools and finds out how to use them.

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A good workman blames the tools if they are defective.

It is only a fool who thinks tools are 100% perfect

lonelytraveller wrote:
A good workman blames the tools if they are defective.

It is only a fool who thinks tools are 100% perfect

The tools might not be perfect but Google Groups allows you to quote in
followups like I'm doing here.