Re: Map of alternative London Underground

There is a book, Neverwhere, in which they talk about London Above and
London Below. Neil Gaiman is the author, I think. It presents some of the
stations in a completely different light.

Sapthan.

On 2/13/06, Simon Clarkstone <simon.clarkstone@...> wrote:
>
> While reading, I found this interesting map of how London's
> underground railway could have been constructed if it was mostly in
> South London rather than mostly in North London.
>
> http://www.geofftech.co.uk/iblog/2004/september2004/southlondontube.jpg
>
> The map is rotated 180°.  E.g. Rather than a line out west to HeathRow
> airport, there is one East to Dartford.
>
> This is not really realistic, being in form just a rotation of the
> current map, but I thought it might be of interest here, as an
> interesting alternative to *here*.  Has anyone thought about London's
> railway system in IB?
>
> src/
>


--
Nac Mac Feegle! Wee Free Men!
Nae King! Nae Quin! Nae Laird! Nae Master!
We Willna Be Fooled Again!