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Title: Name the Stations from the vowels Post by: grahame on December 26, 2016, 07:36:48 On the tubs, from the Londonist (http://londonist.com/london/transport/quiz-name-the-tube-station-from-the-vowels)
for example: A (zone 1) — only station to contain just one vowel. AE (zone 1) — longest escalator on the network. AO (zone 1) — shortest escalator on the network. How many can you work our? Can you come up with any for GW land? Example EA (GWR Station) - only station with a deer in the name? Title: Re: Name the Stations from the vowels Post by: froome on December 26, 2016, 10:04:53 I like the idea of naming the tubs. ;D
The first is Bank, the second I assume is Angel, don't know the third (I was going to say Waterloo, but that has an E in it). In GWR land, the answer has to be M..ELK..sham. :) Title: Re: Name the Stations from the vowels Post by: grahame on December 26, 2016, 10:11:33 I like the idea of naming the tubs. ;D The first is Bank, the second I assume is Angel, don't know the third (I was going to say Waterloo, but that has an E in it). In GWR land, the answer has to be M..ELK..sham. :) I think there's a misprint in the Londonist's article that I quoted ... I don't believe the shortest escalator's in zone 1. Title: Re: Name the Stations from the vowels Post by: Surrey 455 on December 26, 2016, 10:16:39 I like the idea of naming the tubs. ;D The first is Bank, the second I assume is Angel, don't know the third (I was going to say Waterloo, but that has an E in it). In GWR land, the answer has to be M..ELK..sham. :) I think there's a misprint in the Londonist's article that I quoted ... I don't believe the shortest escalator's in zone 1. Correct. The station is in Zones 2&3 Title: Re: Name the Stations from the vowels Post by: plymothian on December 26, 2016, 10:17:18 No, it's now at STRAFORD in zone 2/3.
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