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On 5 Feb, 00:38, "SimonD" wrote:
I was standing half way along the southbound Victoria Line platform at Kings Cross, when I happened to look up through the vents in the roof. Through them, I could see daylight, coming in through what appears to be another tunnel running more or less parallel to the Victoria Line. I've used this platform many times, but have never noticed this other tunnel before. Is it new (in some way connected with the northern ticket hall works), or has it always been there? If so, has something been done to allow light into this tunnel? Or, has it always been like this, and I've never noticed. I think the tunnel has always been there - the shafts leading into the Victoria line platform tunnel are integrated with and of the same design as the original panelling. I noticed that they are artificially illuminated at night at least - I haven't seen during the day. From the design of the grilles on the Victoria line tunnel roof, I think they are part of the ventilation system for the station. I'm not sure if they are being modified or incorporated into the works connected with the Northern Ticket Hall though. |
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