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Colin Rosenstiel writes In article , (Paul Terry) wrote: In message , Richard J. writes Does any daylight normally get to the W&C depot at Waterloo? Yes (although not a lot) - down the carriage lift-shaft that emerges in Spur Road (and I think the back part of the depot between Spur Road and Lower Marsh also gets a little daylight). You can see into the depot from the access road in that area. There's no carriage lift. The one that once existed was removed for the Eurostar platforms Well, "lift" is perhaps the wrong word - I refer to the permanent crane and its access shaft to the depot below. -- Paul Terry |
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dan wrote:
"Lawrence Myers" wrote in message ... What CJC means is the right hand side running at White City. This AFAIK is the only above ground location on LU where this happens. It all arose historically at the time of the westward extension from Shepherds Bush "Historically"? Does anyone know the reasons why? See This page http://www.trainweb.org/tubeprune/Wo...0whitecity.htm for full details -- Lawrence Myers |
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