| Where was PhilW on 22/11/24 Posted by PhilWakely at 22:14, 22nd November 2024 |      |
Probably very easy for the forum's location detectives.
| Re: Where was PhilW on 22/11/24 Posted by Red Squirrel at 07:48, 23rd November 2024 | |
Isn’t Hugh Jass a denizen of Moe’s Bar?
| Re: Where was PhilW on 22/11/24 Posted by PhilWakely at 08:49, 23rd November 2024 | |
After 11 hours and nearly 60 views.... Hugh Jass's theatre break needs a slightly easier clue (and I thought the forum's night owls would have solved it very quickly)............
| Re: Where was PhilW on 22/11/24 Posted by Oxonhutch at 09:29, 23rd November 2024 | |
Charring Cross
| Re: Where was PhilW on 22/11/24 Posted by PhilWakely at 09:56, 23rd November 2024 | |
Charring Cross
Yes, I booked onto one of London Transport Museum's Hidden London Tours - 'Charing Cross, Access all areas'. This was the Fleet Line (subsequently renamed The Jubilee Line) temporary (20year temporary!) terminus. Now closed more years than it was open.
Along with several other Hidden London tours, I would recommend it. It doesn't seem 45 years ago that I travelled on one of the first trains!
The posters are deliberately 'fake' so as not to break any copyright laws when filming takes place (yes, amongst others, Charing Cross deep level tube was renamed 'Temple' on the District Line (!) for the James Bond film 'Skyfall'). Filming takes place on Platform 4, whilst Platform 3 has been essentially stripped bare and is used by TfL for experimenting for various tube projects.
