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Tonight walking across Wandsworth Bridge I noticed a driveway adjacent to the London - Reading mainline is named Juniper Drive. Any connection with the 458 EMUs that pass less than 100 yards away from that point...?
Juniper Drive is located between Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Town; http://goo.gl/maps/H6jM There was a thread that discussed locations in the UK with similar themes and names connected to the railway but can't find it. |
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Just behind Earl's Court you will find an Aisgill Avenue, Ivatt Place and Stanier Close.
All on the site of a Midland/LMS goods depot. This sort of thing happens all the time. The Juniper thing is probably just coincidence, though. |
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I'm guessing 'Station Street' Doesnt count?
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Several roads near Bristol Parkway have railway related named
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Thinking about it, I like on 'Ruston Way' in Lincoln, Think Ruston-Paxman Diesels in 56's
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Adelante Close
I do wonder if it's location (by Bristol Parkway station) is purely coincidence. Adam |
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There's Deltic Avenue in Milton Keynes.
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Ahem, what about 6G Road in Llandudno Junction?
Beat that! |
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Great Eastern Street near Liverpool Street, including the two tube carriages on top of a building along it.
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Loads in Swindon
Great Western Way Brunel Crescent Gooch Street North Star Avenue And lots of place names e.g. Penzance St, Newcastle St, Manchester St Quote:
I think the Virgin Active Health Club across the road is purely coincidental though! Last edited by Royston Vasey; 2nd August 2012 at 22:22. Reason: Double post prevention system |
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Does the road always smell of sewage, and are there generators under the floorboards of each dwelling?
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The street connecting Marylebone Station with the main Marylebone Road is Great Central Street.
There is a Great Central Way a bit further along the Chiltern line at Neasden Junction, right by the Underground depot. |
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