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 palace_in_frogland  In a broken dream 08 Aug 15 9.23am |
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Quote Southampton_Eagle at 08 Aug 2015 9.13am
Quote rednblueblood at 08 Aug 2015 7.59am
Quote palace_in_frogland at 06 Aug 2015 4.43pm
When I moved to Selsdon I believed we had a train station, it was called Selsdon Station. But it wasn't near Selsdon, and it closed in 1983. I was so upset I moved to France. France has a railway station.
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 08 Aug 15 9.42am |
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If anyone is travelling by train to Norwich today? Could they please regale us with their exploits.....
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 08 Aug 15 1.48pm |
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Quote chris123 at 08 Aug 2015 7.37am
Quote Seth at 08 Aug 2015 2.13am
My local station is Ruislip Gardens, which is mentioned in "Middlesex" by John Betjeman: In Ruislip (a not particularly significant place) we have five rail stations: Ruislip Served by the Piccadilly, Metropolitan and Central Lines, and London Overground. Come friendly bombs and fall on Ruislip.
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Multiraider  London,SE25 08 Aug 15 6.13pm |
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Quote Seth at 08 Aug 2015 2.13am
My local station is Ruislip Gardens, which is mentioned in "Middlesex" by John Betjeman: In Ruislip (a not particularly significant place) we have five rail stations: Ruislip Served by the Piccadilly, Metropolitan and Central Lines, and London Overground. Acton can beat that. North Acton Different rail and tube lines. But I don't live in Acton.
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| Norwich_Eagle Norwich 09 Aug 15 12.05pm |
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Quote Percy of Peckham at 08 Aug 2015 7.30am
Pudding Mill Lane - The name of the station is taken from the nearby Pudding Mill Lane which, in turn, takes its name from the former Pudding Mill River, a minor tributary of the River Lea. This is believed to have taken its name from St. Thomas's Mill, a local water mill shaped like a pudding and commonly known as Pudding Mill. The area had also been called Knob Hill up until the 1890s. Sorry if already posted but just had to look it up! Thanks to Wikipedia. Knob Hill... Isn't that in Brighton?
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 11 Aug 15 12.50am |
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Quote Multiraider at 08 Aug 2015 6.13pm
Quote Seth at 08 Aug 2015 2.13am
My local station is Ruislip Gardens, which is mentioned in "Middlesex" by John Betjeman: In Ruislip (a not particularly significant place) we have five rail stations: Ruislip Served by the Piccadilly, Metropolitan and Central Lines, and London Overground. Acton can beat that. North Acton Different rail and tube lines. But I don't live in Acton.
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| Hoof Hearted 11 Aug 15 11.08am | |
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"Finchley Central is two and six pence, from Golders Green on the Northern line........"
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| mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 11 Aug 15 12.06pm |
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Quote Multiraider at 08 Aug 2015 6.13pm
Quote Seth at 08 Aug 2015 2.13am
My local station is Ruislip Gardens, which is mentioned in "Middlesex" by John Betjeman: In Ruislip (a not particularly significant place) we have five rail stations: Ruislip Served by the Piccadilly, Metropolitan and Central Lines, and London Overground. Acton can beat that. North Acton Different rail and tube lines. But I don't live in Acton. You forgot Acton Around plus Icantgetnosatisf Acton Not sure what lines they're on though
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mr. apollo  Somewhere in Switzerland 11 Aug 15 1.21pm |
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Quote kingdowieonthewall at 06 Aug 2015 5.16pm
Quote Southampton_Eagle at 03 Aug 2015 3.27pm
I once dressed as a girl and 'pulled' a Palace fan on a train. He even took to social media in an attempt to reconnect with me. Edited by Southampton_Eagle (03 Aug 2015 3.28pm) hmm (if it was, PM me) Having a w*nk on a train is about as near as any of us will ever get to joining the mile high club.
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| richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 11 Aug 15 2.07pm |
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the bloke who built Dulwich village didn't want a train station in the village so you have east Dulwich , west Dulwich and north Dulwich . south Dulwich would have been nice as I reckon it would be 2 minutes from my house rather than the 15 it is to east Dulwich .
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| richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 11 Aug 15 2.10pm |
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that's a cracking little train journey , London bridge to cannon street , I don't know why Michael portillo has not done it on his rather splendid great train journeys programme . its a trek from one side of London to the other and involves a river crossing .
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| richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 11 Aug 15 2.13pm |
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grove park to Bromley north , another little gem of a train journey , one stop at sundridge park then thundering on into Bromley north , all over in 5 minutes .as close as perfection as you can get , 2 carriages and the same train just going back and forth , marvellous Edited by richard shaw (og)65 (11 Aug 2015 2.14pm)
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