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Aidan 22.07.2008 12:14 #99 |
What a fantastic site - I just spent a very pleasant morning reading it. Thank you very much! |
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karen 05.07.2008 06:39 #98 |
i would just like to say what a fantastic piece of work this website is, it is the most comprehensive and enjoyable site on the underground network, keep up the good work. |
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Mchael Ross 28.06.2008 00:21 #97 |
How sad am I? I am currently on holiday in sunny Corsica but getting more pleasure out of reading your fascinating and very thoroughly cross referenced insight to the secrets I must have passed by on my many tedious Tube journeys. You will now be able to spot me with with my face pressed against a carriage window! Fantstic commitment. Mike |
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Jason Noakes 25.06.2008 13:06 #96 |
What about the tunnel between Borough and King William Street Stations?
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Susan Carolan 20.06.2008 22:33 #94 |
What a cool site. I often visit London from Ireland and am both fascinated & scared by the Underground. This answered so many of my questions & curiousities. Well done, its a credit to you |
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Darryl Eynon 12.06.2008 17:08 #93 |
What a fantastic website. I would hesitate to guess at the number of hours spent on this, but it shows in the quality and breadth of subject material. If I wore a hat, I'd take it off to you! |
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James 10.06.2008 22:53 #92 |
Brilliant site!! The level of detail is superb. Best site by far for information on the old underground. Really enjoyed it. |
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Dave burgham 07.06.2008 21:49 #91 |
Absolutely fab stuff,I love having a look at the site its really superb! been a regular on it for a while never get bored,really sorry I missed all the walks let me know when the next ones are,well done a really well done piece of work I really enjoy it. |
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Katie Hingley 06.06.2008 21:07 #90 |
Hi, this is an excellent site. I went to London last weekend and after braving the tube for the first time I became interested in the tubes construction and history. |