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October 30th 09, 06:57 PM
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'Duke of York' pub at Kings Cross open?
On Oct 30, 12:34*pm, Arthur Figgis
wrote: E27002 wrote: On Oct 29, 6:34 pm, Miles Bader wrote: Theo Markettos writes: A few weeks ago the best food King's Cross could offer was a sandwich.. *Not a hot meal in sight. *There's now a West Cornwall Pasty Company stand (back near where it used to be, on the extended concourse between plat 7 and 8) but I think that's it as far as hot food goes. Wait, isn't KC ... world famous and all that... the departure point for the wilds of Scotland ... etc? Which brings to mind the last movie remake of "The Thritynine Steps". In which, IIRC, the train for Scotland departs from St Pancras instead of the more accurate Kings Cross. It's St Pancras in the book. Thank you. I sit corrected. |
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