On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Stimpy wrote:

Richard J. wrote:

And i suspect a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych would be
tricky to find!

LUL published one in 1994. It can be seen on p63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map

That map was never published. It was produced for internal use only,
as the basis for incorporating the extensions and new lines then
envisaged, e.g. JLE, ELLE, Crossrail, Chelsea-Hackney.

It was published in the book. The OP simply suggested that it would be
difficult to find a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych on it.
Nothing about it being made available free of charge, on every LUL
station!

Alright, smartarse - Aldwych, Southwark *and* Peckham Rye!

tom

--
Remember when we said there was no future? Well, this is it.

Tom Anderson wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Stimpy wrote:

Richard J. wrote:

And i suspect a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych would
be tricky to find!

LUL published one in 1994. It can be seen on p63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map

That map was never published. It was produced for internal use
only, as the basis for incorporating the extensions and new lines
then envisaged, e.g. JLE, ELLE, Crossrail, Chelsea-Hackney.

It was published in the book. The OP simply suggested that it
would be difficult to find a tube map with both Southwark and
Aldwych on it. Nothing about it being made available free of
charge, on every LUL station!

Alright, smartarse - Aldwych, Southwark *and* Peckham Rye!

You'll have to try harder than that, Tom! Peckham Rye is also on the
map on p.63 of Mr Beck's Underground Map (on the ELL extension).
:-)

--
Richard J.
(to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address)

On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Richard J. wrote:

Tom Anderson wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Stimpy wrote:

Richard J. wrote:

And i suspect a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych would
be tricky to find!

LUL published one in 1994. It can be seen on p63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map

That map was never published. It was produced for internal use
only, as the basis for incorporating the extensions and new lines
then envisaged, e.g. JLE, ELLE, Crossrail, Chelsea-Hackney.

It was published in the book. The OP simply suggested that it
would be difficult to find a tube map with both Southwark and
Aldwych on it. Nothing about it being made available free of
charge, on every LUL station!

Alright, smartarse - Aldwych, Southwark *and* Peckham Rye!

You'll have to try harder than that, Tom! Peckham Rye is also on the
map on p.63 of Mr Beck's Underground Map (on the ELL extension).
:-)

Aldwych, Southwark, Peckham Rye AND UTOPIA PLANITIA CENTRAL.

tom

--
It is a laborious madness, and an impoverishing one, the madness of composing vast books. -- Jorge Luis Borges

"Tom Anderson" wrote in message
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On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Richard J. wrote:

Tom Anderson wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Stimpy wrote:

Richard J. wrote:

And i suspect a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych would
be tricky to find!

LUL published one in 1994. It can be seen on p63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map

That map was never published. It was produced for internal use
only, as the basis for incorporating the extensions and new lines
then envisaged, e.g. JLE, ELLE, Crossrail, Chelsea-Hackney.

The OP simply suggested that it would be difficult
to find a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych on it.

Alright, smartarse - Aldwych, Southwark *and* Peckham Rye!

You'll have to try harder than that, Tom! Peckham
Rye is also on the map on p.63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map (on the ELL extension). :-)

Aldwych, Southwark, Peckham Rye AND UTOPIA PLANITIA CENTRAL.

Keep it on topic, lad!
Aldwych, Southwark AND KING WILLIAM STREET.

--
John Rowland - Spamtrapped
Transport Plans for the London Area, updated 2001
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acro...69/tpftla.html
A man's vehicle is a symbol of his manhood.
That's why my vehicle's the Piccadilly Line -
It's the size of a county and it comes every two and a half minutes

John Rowland wrote:
"Tom Anderson" wrote in message
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On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Richard J. wrote:


Tom Anderson wrote:

On Sun, 20 Mar 2005, Stimpy wrote:


Richard J. wrote:

And i suspect a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych would
be tricky to find!

LUL published one in 1994. It can be seen on p63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map

That map was never published. It was produced for internal use
only, as the basis for incorporating the extensions and new lines
then envisaged, e.g. JLE, ELLE, Crossrail, Chelsea-Hackney.

The OP simply suggested that it would be difficult
to find a tube map with both Southwark and Aldwych on it.

Alright, smartarse - Aldwych, Southwark *and* Peckham Rye!

You'll have to try harder than that, Tom! Peckham
Rye is also on the map on p.63 of Mr Beck's
Underground Map (on the ELL extension). :-)

Aldwych, Southwark, Peckham Rye AND UTOPIA PLANITIA CENTRAL.


Keep it on topic, lad!
Aldwych, Southwark AND KING WILLIAM STREET.

Aldwych, Southwark AND MORNINGTON CRESCENT.

I win!

--
Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London

Dave Arquati wrote:

Aldwych, Southwark AND MORNINGTON CRESCENT.

I win!

Surely you're in knip, after crossing the Thames? Or is that only in
Quadrant 5 rulesets?

TheOneKEA wrote:
Dave Arquati wrote:

Aldwych, Southwark AND MORNINGTON CRESCENT.

I win!

Surely you're in knip, after crossing the Thames? Or is that only in
Quadrant 5 rulesets?

With Southwark following Aldwych, I assumed we were playing using the
Fleet parallel forced turnback rules. Otherwise Aldwych to Southwark
would be a very dodgy move!

--
Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London