Great Western Coffee Shop

Can somebody help me please, as I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue!

(https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1sdZgVVl22nQc5bQDkXSPL-fbBfMucKK8)   ::) ;D

How many moves did it take you, and what rules were you playing?

Via Umpteen random stations over 40 years  ;D. As for the 'final move, I just happened to be returning from Camden Town to Angel and discovered that Camden Town is 'Exit Only' on Saturday afternoons in February and March - so it was a brisk walk down the Camden Road to the next available station  - forgetting that Mornington Crescent is not actually on the Bank branch! As for the rules - no rules allowed.   ;D

Hm. Stipulating "no rules allowed" means a default of Tudor Court Rules, which can be soft or hard, like Brexit (and a few other things).

I remember Humph explaining that the Tudor Court Rules were rather harder, simply because the Underground system was much smaller in those days.  ;D

Indeed.   That's before it was re-engineered up from a MailRail profile.

He also claimed the area was restricted due to plague.

You should have asked: I'm sure Samantha would have bent over backwards to help you find another entrance...

She wasn't there. She had promised to help a gentleman restore an antique chest of drawers. Apparently, Samantha is in charge of polishing, while he scrapes the varnish and wax off next to her.

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I have been known to choke and nearly drive into the back of another vehicle listening to this sort of thing while on the motorway.  Of course I don't really understand it ( ::)) but I think the contributions here might be worthy of broadcast.

I'd heard Samantha had to nip off to meet her new gentleman friend who's been ringing her all day in a grumpy mood. Despite being very busy, Samantha says she can always find time to handle his testy calls.