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April 3rd 09, 09:24 AM
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St Pancras Low Level
I was standing at St Pancras Low Level the other day and saw that from
the Northern end of the platforms you can see a couple of bored tunnels. One is to the left of the Midland line and the other is to the right. Both are fenced off and neither has track laid. Would I be right in thinking that these are the eventual connections to the ECML? I had assumed they would be cut-and-cover rather than bored. Does anyone know any details? |
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