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Walking the TfL map – 14th March

I’ve just updated my #WalkTheTube map with today’s walk, ticking off the southern end of the northern line, a bit of the tram route and District line from Wimbledon to Gloucester Road.

The slideshows of today’s walk are in my #WalkTheTube YouTube playlist

And the photos are in my #WalkTheTube collection on Flickr

My London transport map showing that the areas that I've walked are slowly spreading across London
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Apparently the most southerly station on the tube network. #WalkTheTube

Morden station
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Someone has made a terrible mistake and built the best building in London on the wrong side of the river.

Battersea Power Station
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These walks are starting to get out of hand 🇺🇸

A US flag flying
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Going to the Dogs

Further progress on my #WalkTheTube map today - this time colouring in the DLR from Stratford to Lewisham.

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A map of the Transport for London network showing the parts that I have walked.

See the other walks here:

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Dog!

Dog street art
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SOS

The ABBA arena
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Out for another walk…

Laurie Cunningham statie
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Just checking that alt text works for me in the updated Sunlit app.

There was a dog in the pub.
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Walking the TfL map – 1st March

Some more little bits ticked off today:

Here’s the updated map:

My progress map with the waterloo and city line and little bits of the Jubilee and Overground lines now coloured in.

See the other walks here:

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Walking the TfL map – ‘Dilly dally

I made a start on the Piccadilly line today. See how I got on:

Here’s the updated map:

My progress map with the northern part of the Piccadilly line coloured in

See the other walks here:

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Walking the TfL map - The central bit of the Central line

Right, a bit more of the Central line done. The original plan was to go further, but I was shattered.

On the plus side, getting home early meant I could get the video slideshow done and photos uploaded:

Here’s the updated map:

My progress map with some new bits coloured in for parts of the Overground, DLR and Elizabeth line

See the other walks here:

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Walking the TfL map update - 9 February

I made some progress on 3 lines today.

First up was a walk to Hackney Central and then on to Stratford.

Then a little wriggle to Stratford International station where I followed the DLR.

After that, a walk to Abbey Wood where I made a start on the Elizabeth line.

Here’s what the map is looking like now:

My progress map with some new bits coloured in for parts of the Overground, DLR and Elizabeth line
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Walthamstow Central to Chingford

This was one of the shorter walks so far, going from Walthamstow Central, to Wood Street, Highams Park and on to Chingford and then back to ‘Stow.

The updated map:

I've now ticked off the end of the line to Chingford
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And finally, the walk home (via Tesco for provisions, obv.)

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And then from Highams Park on to the final stop at Chingford

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The next bit of the photowalk, from Wood Street, over the North Circular Road, and towards Higham Park.

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A shorter photowalk today, ticking off the stretch between Walthamstow Central and Chingford

First bit - from Walthamstow Central, through the village and on to Wood Street.

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The This is E17 mural opposite the entrance to Walthamstow Central station

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Walking the tube update

An update on my walks along the route of the tube. The map below shows what I’ve covered so far.

Rather dauntingly, it also shows all the bits I haven’t walked yet.

A TfL map showing parts of the London Overground, the Victoria line and the north-eastern end of the Central line highlighted.

Some of the map will be completely impractical to do (for example, unless you go way out of your way, it’s difficult to cross the eastern end of the Thames on foot), but I want to see how much I can cover before I get bored or my legs fall off.

2 February update: I made a start on the London Overground today. First Walthamstow Queens Road to Gospel Oak on the Goblin line, then Gospel Oak round to Hackney Central. After that, I flipped over to Hackney Downs and back to Walthamstow Central.

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On Monday I walked the length of the London Underground’s Victoria line.

This was the first stop.

Follow the rest of my walk on my Mastodon.

Watch a video with photos from the walk.