Mornington Crescent

[RDP]

And being hit for six we finish up at St. Johns Wood.

 

[Topological]

Dusting off my old Purdah Rules reminds that a plan of attack must come first, and that you do get something for a pair in this game. Highbury and Islington

 

[ainsworth74]

Holborn

 

[Purple Train]

Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich. Oh no, wait, stop the boats! Let's go for Whitechapel instead.

 

[Ostrich]

I find Purdah rules very confusing. So I ask Confucius, and he recommend Wong Ho Chan Takeaway in Neasden

 

[Bald Rick]

I find Purdah rules very confusing. So I ask Confucius, and he recommend Wong Ho Chan Takeaway in Neasden

Interesting. Being under Purdah rules in Neasden does not rule out a Spartist lateral, and with a private eye on the future cabinet I move to Rayners Lane

 

[Fermiboson]

One would expect Sparks to send us off into an overpriced house in Metroland, but the diagonalisation argument instead brings one to Balham.

 

[Topological]

One would expect Sparks to send us off into an overpriced house in Metroland, but the diagonalisation argument instead brings one to Balham.

In honour of the journalists looking to understand what is the story in Balham or why the 4th of July, the next move can only be to Osterley

 

[Ashley Hill]

As I have my passport to hand I’m off to Pimlico.

 

[Spamcan81]

As we're in Pimlico I think a short hop to Brixton is called for.

 

[DerekC]

In that case I cite the Googly Precedent of 1895 and against the current of play, take us out to West Ruislip.

 

[Purple Train]

Custom House for ExCeL.

Take That.

 

[Fermiboson]

Being in the area the Bakunin principle mandates that we go to London City Airport for a nice safari of business executive spotting.

 

[RDP]

Pearce's rule comes into play taking us to Battersea Power Station.

 

[Ashley Hill]

Pearce's rule comes into play taking us to Battersea Power Station.

With all that power I’d better run to Northwood Hills.

 

[Purple Train]

Richardson's Conjecture states that a hexagonal sixer involving a tautology must be followed by a triple jump, taking into account the 1994 Jennings Act. Look, I know it's a conjecture, but played well it could set me off to victory. (For the purposes of optimism I shall conveniently forget about Nidd.)

Hounslow West.

 

[RDP]

bringing the Compass rule into play lands us at Lambeth North.

 

[ainsworth74]

Holborn

 

[Bald Rick]

Holborn

Is such a loop permitted on a Friday?

 

[Mag_seven]

Is such a loop permitted on a Friday?

On a Friday the Backward Quad rule can be applied so we can head on to Richmond.

 

[RDP]

Using the Tokyo Shuffle takes us to Harrow & Wealdstone.

 

[Fermiboson]

Applying the Beeching exchange operator gives us Epping.

 

[Ashley Hill]

The cat has just walked across my keyboard and typed 70A sending me to Nine Elms.

 

[RDP]

Playing the numbers game takes us to Seven Sisters.

 

[Purple Train]

Strictly speaking, the Italian Rule ought to take us back to Nine Elms.

But I don't do "strictly speaking". Off to Wood Lane to show my displeasure.

 

[RDP]

with Common Rules applying here we finish up at Wood Green.

 

[Trackman]

Might as well play Great Portland Street

 

[RDP]

Playing the Shipping Move takes us to Surrey Quays.

 

[Ashley Hill]

To play that move you must be Barking!

 

[RDP]

To play that move you must be Barking!

Or one station short of East Ham.