Mornington Crescent

[cisamcgu]

Camden Town (I think...)

 

[Cycleops]

ah yes, the Euston station tube as mis-heard by Percy Porsellene in the Burton Dassett trials of 1989.

Wasn't he found guilty at the Irish sheepdog trials?

 

[TVC]

That forced me all the way out to Hatton Cross

 

[Boo]

You nip off for a couple of hours and come back to Hatton Cross?
Young people these days... Tch!

In an effort to force the endgame, I shall lurch a diagonal to Embankment.

 

[TVC]

No chance

Amersham

And off we go again.

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Edit: some queue jumpers have cut in but it matters not...

True in this case, I mean, Manitoba Crescent?? What is this foreign muck?!

Appropriately given Mr Tect's last move, I venture with Archway.

Your flabber will be gasted when you learn that the name Archway Tavern was proposed for that station before openng. Then it was called Highgate from 1907 -1939, Archway (Highgate) from 1939 to 1941, and Highgate (Archway) from 1941 - 47.

My perplexity is boundless, I am sure yours will be too. It is a gate or an arch, and is it high or is it a way. This should be clarified soonest.

Is there an Artist's Impression of it?

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

No chance

Amersham

And off we go again.

Using the Portillo's Stupid Retina Burning Jackets' Rule, I'll throw it right back at you with Clapham Common Lambeth North!!

 

[Speicher]

On a Friday before a Bank Holiday weekend, and following Bellinzona's Theorem, I am going to say Holland Park.

I like Portillo's jackets, and he combines some unusual colours of trousers and jackets. He does sometimes claim that he is getting on a locomotive-powered conveyance to go to Extown and proceeds to board a train going in the opposite direction.

He did, on at least one other occasion, make a large error, but I need to find my umlauts in order to correctly describe that amusing mistake.

 

[Boo]

/looks up Bellinzona's Theorem

Hmm. As the sun isn't over the yardarm yet (on Greenwich time, anyway), that means I can shunt.

So I shall play...

Tuffnell Park

 

[Archie_tect]

So soon...

Enough dizziness, lock the doors and get us to Stockwell.

 

[Speicher]

So soon?

Yes, I played Tufnell park less than 24 hours ago. Note that there is only one f in Tufnell.

 

[Archie_tect]

He was a talented poet you know... and an amateur whistler.

 

[Speicher]

I thought he was a cricket player.

 

[Archie_tect]

F N Tufnell? ....no, Sassoon...

 

[Toshiba Boy]

Meanwhile, back at .... Roding Valley.