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| London Transport Museum
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| An example shot of the inside of the London Transport Museum. It's in
the old (Victorian) Flower Market building.
| The original Metropolitan Line train was full of padded booths.
| A drawing from the 1860s of the Baker Street underground station, one of
the first underground stations to open. It looks pretty similar today,
but modern people aren't as well dressed.
| Poems and excerpts about how dirty the Thames was.
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| Clue fodder, or, more precisely bus "destination blinds" (long,
scrolling rolls showing the bus's next destination).
| More clue fodder: hanging destination plates. They're hard to spot and
read in this picture.
| No caption would do justice to this plaque.
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| Dinner at Home
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The game we cooked as part of our dinner: mallard duck, wood pigeon,
partridge with bacon.
We had lamb burgers as an appetizer, and,
yes, we had various vegetable dishes as well.
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