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February 11th 08, 01:01 PM
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31 Minutes to walk from Kings Cross to St. Pancreas - Is this true!?
Ian Jelf wrote:
I've heard a story, second hand and from a "Non Railway" person, which I didn't fully understand, that there was once a station *somewhere* (not KC) which had a Platform 9 3/4 and that that was the inspiration for JK Rowling. Anyone else here know? I don't, but there are quite a few houses around which have half-numbers. I've never seen a three-quarters though. There are bound to be some platform signs which bear a three and a four, possibly with a slash between them. (I've seen a sign in a hospital marked "Wards e1-e10", which has "Old McDonald had a farm" graffitied on it.) |
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