On the Way to Stratford

Peter: 9th May 2005 - 16:23 GMT

awesome! elaine, you can do entries like this anytime!

elaine: 9th May 2005 - 17:42 GMT

i am glad it is awesome, since this is what you told me would be awesome... so there we are. this is a main line station so the timy tubes visit alongside the bigger boys. i had to go back this afternoon and have drugs, so i posted this totally off my head, so let that be a warning to young people... and i saw a freight train with no freight, which was oddly exciting. 'cafe open' does great steak pie and chips.the clocks are only like this at bethnal green tube, i think, i've never seen them anywhere else

anderson toone: 9th May 2005 - 22:42 GMT

LOVE the clock one. makes me miss the east end and the tube and you.

fuzzytank: 10th May 2005 - 05:20 GMT

hehe ok thats what i meant when wanting similar things grouped together.
didn mean to sound mean again

and i really do think that anythign should happen, images and words mixed all over any way that can be thought of

but seeing a bunch like that together really does give me a little 'vacation' and a feeling of the place

just one feeling, that i know not to take as a complete history, but enough to have a good idea

elaine: 10th May 2005 - 07:13 GMT

wow, toone! blimey...

fuzzytank: i did take more, so they were a selection (albeit drugged) and more in the style of peter than me... i was trying to do his 'on my way to work' style so you could get a little travelogue, so i am glad that worked for. of course, i can live without the pic of the people trying to get into the tube train but it is a good contextual shot

JamJar (The postcode nerd): 24th May 2005 - 21:31 GMT

That looks like Stratford (E15) rather than E7 dear.

elaine: 12th Dec 2005 - 10:43 GMT

aha! smartypants! well, i never left the station there, though, did i? and cafe open is in woodgrange road which is E7 because it is forest gate and not stratford. (i win)