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The eerie beauty of London’s abandoned Tube stops

16 February 2019

9:00 AM

16 February 2019

9:00 AM

If you’ve ever travelled on London’s Piccadilly Line, you may have noticed that on the stretch between Green Park and South Kensington, the north-facing tunnel twice changes to a peculiar dark grey rather than the familiar charcoal black. I always used to look out for these grey bricks when I took the Tube back home to Hammersmith.

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