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Mark Baker

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3. And it could be more than that by tube

Reply to dipsydoodle (Reply #2)

Tue Aug 6, 2013, 08:43 AM

Aug 2013

By the time you've gone down all the tunnels to get to the train, and up again at the other end, you've probably walked about as far as you would going directly along the surface.

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London Strolling [View all] marmar Aug 2013 OP

du rec. xchrom Aug 2013 #1

"popping on the Tube to travel one stop from Covent Garden to Leicester Square" dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #2

And it could be more than that by tube Mark Baker Aug 2013 #3

Exactly dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #4

but maybe not in the rain. mnhtnbb Aug 2013 #6

Several years ago... Johnny Noshoes Aug 2013 #8

I think the point is that visitors forget the Tube map is not to scale muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #9

Edgware to Morden. dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #10

And half way along we find ... Mornington Crescent! muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #11

Was Mornington Crescent the business with his father dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #12

No, I'm just a "I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue" fan muriel_volestrangler Aug 2013 #13

see here dipsydoodle Aug 2013 #14

Map here Mark Baker Aug 2013 #5

"Nearly a third of the Londoners sampled made a continuous walk of 30 minutes once a week" Scuba Aug 2013 #7

When we took our family to Florida on vacation, we were walking from the hotel, mr blur Aug 2013 #15

Please stop hating us for our freedoms Heddi Aug 2013 #17

On our visit to England to visit my wife's folks, we frequently used "shank's pony" in London Liberal In Texas Aug 2013 #16