Tube Walk 82

[squirmelia]

Tube Walk 82 was from Harrow & Wealdstone to Kenton. Before this, I have to admit that I was not really aware of these stations, which are situated at the end of the Bakerloo Line. I was on a train with some young boys, who were talking about science related things, and said "your heart is always the same temperature". One of them was quite keen to swap brains with a woman who was presumably his mother, so I was imagining Freaky Friday was about to start.

The sun shone brightly as miss_newham blew the whistle to mark the beginning of the Tube Walk. We followed hoshuteki past a plaque commemorating smashed up guitars, and after a while found ourselves in a park, and then onwards to a cemetery where every status had lost its head, and down a dirt track otherwise known as a country walk, and past some heads in a window. We also read the complete history of the area in pictorial form, and attempted skiing in one of the parks. Eventually, the tubewalkers reached Kenton, and visited the Beefeater for much needed cool drinks.

Comments

[coemgein.livejournal.com]

I had never heard of Tubewalking before. It's very intriguing. One of my favourite websites is about all the derelict stations of the Underground. These lucky people get to go inside them and take photographs; a lot of them are effectively time capsules.