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In message , at 11:17:44 on
Mon, 19 Nov 2012, Paul Corfield remarked: Similarly there are no stops for buses at North Greenwich Dangleway station despite routes running 30 seconds away. Instead there is a rather windswept and midly confusing walk from the station. It's not very far but it is not intuitive if you are not familiar with the area as the Dangleway is hidden from view as you emerge from the tube station whether into the bus station or towards the O2. "Slightly" windswept?? I went there while it was under construction (to get a look) and not only could I not find where it was (the O2 seemed to be completely in the way) but it was so cold and windy I beat a strategic retreat before getting hypothermia. Slight plug: that would have been the day I took this (1st Feb), Shard from Waterloo East: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/67113784 -- Roland Perry |
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