Assuming EL means ABOVE rather than AT street level, then from memory
there is a section of the Barking to Gospel Oak line around
Walthamstow. Not LU. I know, but part of London's urban rail
network.

I've always wanted to ride on Line 6 of the Paris Metro, but on the
few times I've been to Paris been outvoted by the rest of the family!

Peter

peter wrote:

Assuming EL means ABOVE rather than AT street level, then from memory
there is a section of the Barking to Gospel Oak line around
Walthamstow. Not LU. I know, but part of London's urban rail
network.

A lot of the Goblin is elevated - it was built through already populated
areas.

"Peter" writes:
I've always wanted to ride on Line 6 of the Paris Metro, but on the
few times I've been to Paris been outvoted by the rest of the family!

If your family won't let you ride Line 6, then try Line 2. Its el
section isn't as long, but instead of the Eiffel Tower and the Seine,
you get a view of towards Gare du Nord from the "country" end.
Eurostars, Thalyses, and I forget what else.
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