Date started: 21st February 2015
Date finished: 10th May 2015
Days walked: 5
Distance walked : 49.0 miles (78.4 km)
Line length: 40.3 miles (64.5 km)
Route efficiency: 82.3%
Stations: 60
With its many branches, the District line looks like a candidate for longest line, but it's fourth behind the Central, Picadilly and Metropolitan. Upminster is as far east as you can go on the Underground though.
This windmill, built in 1803 was last operated in 1934 and subsequently fell into decay. It was restored and opened as a museum in 1967.
Boarding a Central line train on the way home, a few pubs later.
With its many branches, the District line looks like a candidate for longest line, but it's fourth behind the Central, Picadilly and Metropolitan. Upminster is as far east as you can go on the Underground though.
"District Line". Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
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Day 1 - 21st February 2015. Upminster to Barking (9.9m / 15.8km). Drinks in the Barking Dog.
Day 2 - 6th April 2015. Barking to Victoria (13.8m / 22.0km). Drinks in the Bag O' Nails.
Day 3 - 11th April 2015. Victoria to Wimbledon (10.1m / 16.2km), tube back to Earl's Court then walk to Edgware Road (3.4m / 5.4km).
Drinks in the Chapel.
Day 4 - 12th April 2015. Earl's Court to Kensington Olympia (1.0m / 1.7km), back again, then Earl's Court to Richmond (7.7m / 12.3km).
Drinks in the Railway Tavern.
Day 5 - 10th May 2015. Turnham Green to Ealing Broadway (3.1m / 5.0km). Drinks in the Shanakee, the Drapers Arms and the Kings Arms.
