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Jumping the single track at Finsbury Park
On Mar 16, 8:02*pm, Mr Thant
wrote: Changing trains at Finsbury Park the other day, I needed to get from one northbound island to the other, which are separated by only a single track. For more than one moment I looked at it and thought "I could jump that"*. The platforms are plenty wide enough to get a good run up. So: i) Would this be trespassing on a railway? ii) Has anyone done this or seen it done? (* I wimped out and traipsed through the subway) U --http://londonconnections.blogspot.com/ A blog about transport projects in London I doubt if it could be construed as trespassing, but it could definitely be construed as endangering the safe operation of the railway and its staff and passengers (if you hit someone on landing, for example). I would strongly urge against it - the gap is about 10 feet or 3 metres, which is a fairly long jump. |
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