Name that station returns. I need a new name for this game so suggestions pleased.

[Pat Vegas]

NAME THAT STATION.

http://i.imgur.com/rNauNdS.jpg

[Berni]

[Rich]

[Pat Vegas]

[Ashberto]

[Pat Vegas]

they know the answer.

I will need a geeky boffin in the corner to give facts about the stations that are incorrect answers. Like the bloke from pointless.

[Pat Vegas]

Name the station

http://i.imgur.com/LRxu04w.jpg

[Ashberto]

and decided to do it, taking a photo of each station. It was on the Uxbridge to Acton Town walk, and was memorable for being something of a small shed on a country lane.

If Trixie reads this she will doubtless say something rude and nasty but I'll just just have to ignore it.

[Snin]

http://i.ebayimg.com/03/!B+1ko3!EWk~$(KGrHqR,!iIEzNHnqRU)BN!8n6(9T!~~_35.J PG?set_id=8800005007

[Pat Vegas]

For starters she'll actually have to work a full week.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

[Ashberto]

Tufnell Park.

[Classic Jorge]

His "Long leisurely walks on a warm summers day" were totally different in my head

[Pat Vegas]

Your mum's house.

[Classic Jorge]

tuO yaW?

[Rich]

Very spooky.

I like that the train slows right down to allow me a good look at it too.

[Berni]

called 'Wainwright's ****s'.

Every week, he would climb to the top of some place of majestic Cumbrian beauty in order to knock one out, only to be disturbed by some North Face-clad types wanting him to autograph his book.

[Ashberto]

or drinking less glasses of beer, I think it's an understandable option.

[Berni]

:sherlock:

[Pat Vegas]

http://www.ukgameshows.com/atoz/programmes/m/mind_the_gap/mtg4.jpg

http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Mind_the_Gap

[Berni]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

How the f**k do you "put an image into google"?

[Pat Vegas]

among friends during a night out in the pub. You can argue over some facts for several hours.

Now some cund will just google it.

[Ashberto]

Should you find yourself facing the right side of the northbound High Barnet train between Camden Town and Kentish Town, you can see the space where the platform of Kentish Town South used to be. There is even one tunnel leading from the platform with a light on in it.

[Berni]

Bob is your motherf**king uncle

[Pat Vegas]

go here
https://images.google.com/

click the photo icon and drag an image into it.

[Ashberto]

I had a friend who used to be a kind of professional conspiracy theorist, with all sorts of amazing stories his psychedelically re-arranged mind had conjured up. He had an amazing self-confidence and plausibility about his delivery of these tales too.

The internet must have come as a bit of a shock to him when he was suddenly required to proove everything.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

And I know my way around a computer.

[Ashberto]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

In each case using the picture of Ickenham above.

Neither worked.

[Ashberto]

[Rich]

[Classic Jorge]

Also, let's do Extreme Fisting with Robson Green

[Pat Vegas]

If you try the same with this
it will find it

http://modernarchitecturelondon.com/photos/lu-ickenham-01.jpg

[Pat Vegas]

between Angel and Old Street where City Road was. There are quite a few but none that give you a really good view.


The reason they slow down at temporary closed stations is there are speed limits on platforms areas. emergency breaks will kick in otherwise.

[Ashberto]

with your hands cupping your eyes to cut out the reflections, and anyone else in the carriage is going to have you pegged as a proper mentalist anyway so whether you've made the journey specifically scarcely matters at that point.

[Ashberto]

Now that they're building a medium-sized town right next to it.

[Pat Vegas]

Would make sense I drove past there recently and hardly recongise the area.

That bit behind Kings Cross station is weird too. Looks more like a North american town with blocks than London.

I don't know what the interior of the station building is like I know different companies have been in there. Would love to see it open though if they keep the original building.

[Ashberto]