A Conversation for Abandoned London Tube Stations
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Feb 24, 2006
Oh all right, you've talked me into it.
Watford Juction --> Watford Junction
I don't like the word "termini". It should be "terminuses". But that's up to you to decide.
I'll give you the final section soon.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Feb 24, 2006
Rickmansworth Chruch Street -- check spelling
This awkward triangular layout lead to the station being closed: lead --> led
with a of glimpse purple and white tiling --> with a glimpse of purple and white tiling
That's everything I could find.
G
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Demon Drawer Posted Feb 24, 2006
Additional to Aldwych it appears in computer version with Lara Croft in Tomb Raider II.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Feb 24, 2006
Is that the film? I don't remember it in the computer game Tomb Raider II.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Demon Drawer Posted Feb 24, 2006
I meant the Tomb Raider III computer game, that's the one with the London and Aldwych sequences.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Feb 24, 2006
I never got beyond the Opera House, whichever one that was in.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Demon Drawer Posted Feb 24, 2006
No I didn't play that one I don't think.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Demon Drawer Posted Feb 24, 2006
Now that was TR II
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
AlexAshman Posted Feb 25, 2006
I think I've already got that point in a different entry
Hmm... that's funny, half the stuff about Aldwych is in A3660851 I think I'll move it here instead.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Mar 8, 2006
Just popping in to see how this is going.
Noticed a few formatting issues in the Aldwych section - film names should be italicised and song titles in single inverted commas. We don't have an agreed policy on game titles though, but I'm growing more inclined to italicise games like Tomb Raider.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
AlexAshman Posted Mar 8, 2006
Ok - I've sorted out the formatting in the Aldwych section.
I've most definitely finished making changes to this, so I'm just waiting for feedback on the suitability of the new bits - I've listed each one in the thread to avoid confusion as to what's new.
A8951529 - Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations
Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Mar 17, 2006
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h2g2 auto-messages Posted Mar 17, 2006
Editorial Note: This conversation has been moved from 'Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations' to 'Abandoned London Underground Lines and Stations'.
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Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Mar 17, 2006
That's the problem with those automated messages; if you move a thread between two entries with the same name, the automated message just makes no sense.
In short, this is now the official update.
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