Snigger. I have The Great Bear on my hall wall, but this might be worth adding. It would have been a nice easy trip to school on the reimagined Northern Line.
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Love this! Where did you find it?
Here’s a page with it on and some details.
I really want a printout of this!
If you click on the picture on the page I linked to, it opens a PDF which should do the trick.
I’m lobbying for a metropolitan line extension to Canterbury immediately.
In this crazy upside down tube map world, does it mean that Tufnell Park should be twinned with Thornton Heath? Perhaps we should all make the trip to our opposite number and see what is on offer? Glad I’m not currently living in Wembley Park
Sandy, I heart the idea of visiting your antipode. Genius.
Brilliant, we should get one and hang it next to the Great Bear.