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Sun, 27 Apr 2008, MarkVarley - MVP remarked: For a minimum number of steps: Southbound - Ignore Tottenham Hale as there is a bridge over tracks. Travel to Liverpool St then get a clockwise Circle train (there's a step-free route but can be hard to find), change anywhere along the southern leg, to a District. Coming from southbound platform at Tottenham Hale there is an escalator up to the bridge and very few steps at the other side of the bridge, then escalators down to the vic line platforms. I can picture the escalators down to the Victoria Line. Are the steps down fewer than would be required from bridge level to [northbound NXEA] platform level? -- Roland Perry |
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