Aaron Yeoman
Prometheus
Kings Cross Underground Station, London, England
Its been a little while since I last uploaded, just been so busy with work however I am really looking forward to the next few months coming up.
Of course there is Open House London although my start to this has not gone very well. None of the pre-booked events I applied for have been successful, one not heard back, one has pulled out of Open House and the other was not successful. Topped up with that my pre-order guide went to my old address and the replacement has gone missing, another replacement sent out today by OH, phew!
I tried to get Crossrail tickets today but couldn't get to a computer to try and order them at midday and they were sold out in 10 mins, ah well! Will research lesser known buildings and I am sure I will get some photos I am happy with but I do feel that I am less organised compared to previous years.
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Location Information
King's Cross railway station is a major London railway terminus which opened in 1852 on the northern edge of central London.
King's Cross is the southern terminus of the East Coast Main Line, providing high speed inter-city services to Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland. Virgin Trains East Coast is the main inter-city operator with destinations including Leeds, Newcastle and Edinburgh. Other inter-city operators serving the station include Hull Trains and Grand Central.
King's Cross is also a terminus for Great Northern which provides commuter services to North London, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. Immediately to the west across Pancras Road is St Pancras International, the London terminus of Eurostar services to continental Europe. The two stations share King's Cross St. Pancras tube station on the London Underground network and taken together form one of Britain's biggest transport hubs. The station is also only around half a mile from Euston, the southern terminus for the West Coast Main Line.
Prometheus
Kings Cross Underground Station, London, England
Its been a little while since I last uploaded, just been so busy with work however I am really looking forward to the next few months coming up.
Of course there is Open House London although my start to this has not gone very well. None of the pre-booked events I applied for have been successful, one not heard back, one has pulled out of Open House and the other was not successful. Topped up with that my pre-order guide went to my old address and the replacement has gone missing, another replacement sent out today by OH, phew!
I tried to get Crossrail tickets today but couldn't get to a computer to try and order them at midday and they were sold out in 10 mins, ah well! Will research lesser known buildings and I am sure I will get some photos I am happy with but I do feel that I am less organised compared to previous years.
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Location Information
King's Cross railway station is a major London railway terminus which opened in 1852 on the northern edge of central London.
King's Cross is the southern terminus of the East Coast Main Line, providing high speed inter-city services to Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland. Virgin Trains East Coast is the main inter-city operator with destinations including Leeds, Newcastle and Edinburgh. Other inter-city operators serving the station include Hull Trains and Grand Central.
King's Cross is also a terminus for Great Northern which provides commuter services to North London, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. Immediately to the west across Pancras Road is St Pancras International, the London terminus of Eurostar services to continental Europe. The two stations share King's Cross St. Pancras tube station on the London Underground network and taken together form one of Britain's biggest transport hubs. The station is also only around half a mile from Euston, the southern terminus for the West Coast Main Line.