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On 4/16/2012 10:05 AM, Neil Williams wrote:
On Apr 16, 3:51 pm, wrote: I lived in London through much of the 'seventies and anytime I needed to go somewhere where the Circle or the District appeared to be the obvious choices my heart sank. Both lines remain the pits. Why? Knackered infrastructure, mainly. But, unlike other countries, it does seem to be a LUL thing to run nice new trains on knackered old infrastructure, rather than the opposite as is more common (though usually maintaining the old trains well so they aren't knackered). Neil I agree! Must say, though, the old trains can be charming on occasion. Little time machines. When I ride the Circle or District (or the Northern) I feel I haven't aged a bit over four decades. redcat |
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