On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 15:52:37 -0800 (PST), jonmorris
wrote:

On 7 Dec, 13:43, wrote:

In the main its very good - I note your sense of humour extends to
including platform 9 3/4 but doesn't go as far as listing Grand
Central as an operator out of KX!! :-)

Yeah, if you can show "York Road closed 1932" then surely you can also
mention "Grand Central - starting 2032".

York Road actually existed, something in the future never has.

On 10 Dec, 00:30, Charles Ellson wrote:

York Road actually existed, something in the future never has.

Sense of humour failure alert!!!

On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:36:21 -0800 (PST), Jonathan Morris
wrote:

On 10 Dec, 00:30, Charles Ellson wrote:

York Road actually existed, something in the future never has.

Sense of humour failure alert!!!

Nah. Post-midnight posting syndrome. ;-)

"Mr Thant" wrote in message
...
I thought people here might be interested in the diagram I've made of
King's Cross and St Pancras, showing the passageways and routes around
the whole complex in the style of the tube map (I know a proper
floorplan would have been much more useful, but that turned out to be
way too hard). Links and a bit more explanation are on my blog:

http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U

I like it - and its a nice touch to show York Rd (closed 1932)!

Paul S

Paul Scott wrote:
"Mr Thant" wrote in message
...
I thought people here might be interested in the diagram I've made of
King's Cross and St Pancras, showing the passageways and routes around
the whole complex in the style of the tube map (I know a proper
floorplan would have been much more useful, but that turned out to be
way too hard). Links and a bit more explanation are on my blog:

http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U

I like it - and its a nice touch to show York Rd (closed 1932)!

Paul S


I assume the blue parallel lines are cycle routes (two way) (;-)

Jim Chisholm

Paul Scott wrote:
"Mr Thant" wrote in message
...
I thought people here might be interested in the diagram I've made of
King's Cross and St Pancras, showing the passageways and routes around
the whole complex in the style of the tube map (I know a proper
floorplan would have been much more useful, but that turned out to be
way too hard). Links and a bit more explanation are on my blog:

http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U

I like it - and its a nice touch to show York Rd (closed 1932)!

Great map, U.
--
Michael Hoffman

Michael Hoffman wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
"Mr Thant" wrote in message
...

http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U

I like it - and its a nice touch to show York Rd (closed 1932)!

Great map, U.

You do realise that U is not a name, it's just Burmese for "Mister"?

John Rowland wrote:
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
"Mr Thant" wrote in message
...
http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U
I like it - and its a nice touch to show York Rd (closed 1932)!
Great map, U.

You do realise that U is not a name, it's just Burmese for "Mister"?

I realize that U Thant is not this person's name at all.
--
Michael Hoffman

Mr Thant wrote:
I thought people here might be interested in the diagram I've made of
King's Cross and St Pancras, showing the passageways and routes around
the whole complex in the style of the tube map (I know a proper
floorplan would have been much more useful, but that turned out to be
way too hard). Links and a bit more explanation are on my blog:

http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U

'Just in time for the closure of St Pancras Thameslink'
Care to explain? :-P


Nice map by the way.

"Sky Rider" wrote in message
...
Mr Thant wrote:
I thought people here might be interested in the diagram I've made of
King's Cross and St Pancras, showing the passageways and routes around
the whole complex in the style of the tube map (I know a proper
floorplan would have been much more useful, but that turned out to be
way too hard). Links and a bit more explanation are on my blog:

http://londonconnections.blogspot.co...s-novelty.html
U

'Just in time for the closure of St Pancras Thameslink'
Care to explain? :-P


It'll be one of those intentional typos publishers make to detect illegal
copying...

Paul