In article , Tom
Anderson writes
Moorgate is a stone's throw from Liverpool Street anyway - it's a
shorter walk between them than between some of the more distant
platforms at Bank, i'd say.

Looking in an atlas, Moorgate to LS is at least twice as far as the
furthest walk between platforms at Bank.

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Clive D. W. Feather wrote:
In article , Tom
Anderson writes
Moorgate is a stone's throw from Liverpool Street anyway - it's a
shorter walk between them than between some of the more distant
platforms at Bank, i'd say.

Looking in an atlas, Moorgate to LS is at least twice as far as the
furthest walk between platforms at Bank.

Maybe as the crow flies; certainly not on the number of steps needed, I
would think. Moorgate to LS is a short straight walk; Monument
District to Bank Central is a winding maze of up escalators, round
corners, down escalators, then up escalators again, etc. etc. Although
maybe being underground the whole way makes it feel longer as well.

Patrick