Mornington Crescent rides again

[ComeIntoTheGardenMaud]

To nobody’s surprise, the frantic pace of this latest game means that the last thread is full and (as far as I can see) <polishes lorgnette> we don’t yet have a successor. So, off we go with a Brunswick Lateral to

Russell Square

And just re the Blenheim Palace meet, the turbot was acquitted of all charges IIRC

Too much reminiscing going on here, the game needs to be concentrated on therefore I 'm going with a rear transverse to Bank ( by the way knickerbocker are a bad look)

@HazelBite the DLR rule is the only way out now, to Shadwell.

Flirting with Nidd there LlynTegid, but I think we can safely proceed to Old Street under the Clapham Convention. * *

Well it’s a Friday and nearly full moon, so how about a diagonal to Elephant & Castle

I think we can safely remain south of the river and so a move to Stockwell.

Shenfield. IYKYK

Really? Really! Let sanity prevail with a longitudinal slide to

Pimlico

All I can say to that is Finsbury Park!

Wonderful, the game is proceeding apace...

I'm keen to see if this works, so a risky Theydon Bois

There is nothing wrong with a slow game of the game of games, though I understand the enjoyment @FinsburyCircus refers to. There are people who think that five days for a cricket match is a long time, people who cannot have been MC players.

Slowly moving to Roding Valley

Ah if it is the slow game then I think today is the only day this is allowed as the clocks have gone back an hour making the reverse possible

Balham

A very different tenor prevails this weekend. I rather like it.

Greenford, with my second-to-last Mittelschaft.

Very elegant, Mark. I think we can continue in similar vein with a lateral to Lancaster Gate.

Nothing behoves a Sunday evening more than

Oxford Circus

At the back of the weekend, a lazy slide to Tooting Bec feels right.

No surely the best way of not ending up in Nidd is to go to Turnpike Lane

Ah. But...hmmm. Oh you have twisted me arm. I hate to play it but needs must...

Kensal Rise.

No. Don't ask. I can't discuss it, the super-injunction y'know. And the Contessa made me promise.

Hatch End
if only to avoid the semi-stalsis threatened by that last move.

Steady on!

Caledonian Road & Barnsbury should have a calming influence.

If it’s a calming influence you seek,

Westminster

Nowhere can be as calming as Chalfont and Latimer

Except if you play the closed lines rule and move to Brill.

Oh that's interesting, seems like a number of you subscribe to the Rudgwick school of thought?

Traditionalists would tut at the previous few moves but I'm a broadminded sort and can play the modern rules with the best of them.

With that in mind, City Thameslink. Classic Rudgwick move!* *

Rudgwick has a lot to commend it but comes a cropper, IMO, when you start looking at the play around the centred Minsk, particularly as it pertains to the Bakerloo.

Thinking of Rudgwick does inspire a person, though; I'd have never otherwise seen that I could call a full-and-bye to

Cyprus.