Mind The Gap
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After visiting London frequenly over the last years I have developped quite the brain knowlegde on what Tube lines go to where which in turn means I dont have to use the map anymore. Everything is in my head, which is very shocking because normally nothing goes into my head and stays.
During my trips to London the Tube is my main choice of transportation it is fast and for the most part you can get anywhere in London via it. After using the tube for so long something that stays in your head is the classic "mind the gap" annoying quite possibly but it is something i dont think would ever change espesially at Oxford circus where the platforms are so busy there is no where to stand.
When on my own in London i also use the Santander Cycles It is always nice to see London rather than constantly using the Tube so I often hire A cycle when the weather is nice.
I am going to London again in March i decided that whilst the railway tickets are still cheap i would plan ahead.
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