John Rowland wrote:
It probably was blanked, and removed by photters.

Or maybe an error on the part of some daft blanker?

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gordon

Paul Corfield wrote:

Oh well that's a bit of work to get sorted out tomorrow! While I admire
the forward planning you might imagine someone would think to blank it
over until the place actually opens.

This would be the same line where you can still spot 'Aldwych' on some
of the wall maps, yeah?

--
Abi

"gw2486" wrote
Think I saw one in Ruislip a while back - or somewhere near there -
can't give any better information than that since it's not exactly my
part of town..


Ruislip Manor, half way up the stairs to the eastbound platform.

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Paul Corfield wrote:

Oh well that's a bit of work to get sorted out tomorrow! While I admire
the forward planning you might imagine someone would think to blank it
over until the place actually opens.

This would be the same line where you can still spot 'Aldwych' on some
of the wall maps, yeah?

I've heard of that quite often, but I've yet to see one - where are they?

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Abi

On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 15:11:57 GMT, d wrote:

Oh well that's a bit of work to get sorted out tomorrow! While I admire
the forward planning you might imagine someone would think to blank it
over until the place actually opens.

This would be the same line where you can still spot 'Aldwych' on some
of the wall maps, yeah?

I've heard of that quite often, but I've yet to see one - where are they?

Many of the line diagrams at stations are pre-1994 and still feature
the Aldwych branch, blanked out with a large white sticker.
Occasionally these manage to become un-blanked for a while, until
someone notices and gets round to covering it up again. I sometimes
wonder whether it's vandals or enthusiasts who remove the stickers.
;-)

As for specific locations, the one at Oakwood (I think) was proudly
showing Aldwych the other day.

d wrote:
I've heard of that quite often, but I've yet to see one - where are they?

I distinctly remember one at Holloway Road.

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Abi

There was a diagram at Liverpool Street, at the top of the west escalator to
the Central Line, which only a couple of years ago showed the Epping-Ongar
branch. Since then they covered the section showing the closed branch with a
metal plate.

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d wrote:
I've heard of that quite often, but I've yet to see one - where are they?


I distinctly remember one at Holloway Road.

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Abi

On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 wrote:

d wrote:

I've heard of that quite often, but I've yet to see one - where are they?

I distinctly remember one at Holloway Road.

You remember right:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/twic/138637257/

tom

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Dude, read Aquinas if you want intelligent. This is the internet.

On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 15:29:37 +0000, asdf
wrote:



Many of the line diagrams at stations are pre-1994 and still feature
the Aldwych branch, blanked out with a large white sticker.
Occasionally these manage to become un-blanked for a while, until
someone notices and gets round to covering it up again. I sometimes
wonder whether it's vandals or enthusiasts who remove the stickers.
;-)

As for specific locations, the one at Oakwood (I think) was proudly
showing Aldwych the other day.

In a similar vein, the diagrams on the platform at Royal Oak show the
double-arrow symbol by Westbourne Park.
--
Clive R Robertson -- AS/400 Programmer.

Webmaster of http://www.osterleypark.org.uk/ -- this describes
a beautiful National Trust property in West London.

Clive R Robertson wrote:
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 15:29:37 +0000, asdf
wrote:


Many of the line diagrams at stations are pre-1994 and still feature
the Aldwych branch, blanked out with a large white sticker.
Occasionally these manage to become un-blanked for a while, until
someone notices and gets round to covering it up again. I sometimes
wonder whether it's vandals or enthusiasts who remove the stickers.
;-)

As for specific locations, the one at Oakwood (I think) was proudly
showing Aldwych the other day.

In a similar vein, the diagrams on the platform at Royal Oak show the
double-arrow symbol by Westbourne Park.

At least one Central line station (Bond Street, I think) shows a double
arrow and interchange symbol for Shepherd's Bush (somewhat prematurely).
At least two others (Marble Arch and Chancery Lane) show "Shepherd's
Bush Green".

--
Dave Arquati
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London