Monthly Archives: January 2016

Waterloo walk 8: Feltham walk to Staines

WATERLOO NETWORK WALK 8 FELTHAM walk to STAINES est. 2 1/2 hours  The train line opened in 1848. Routing note: This walks connects in Feltham with walk 7. It does not connect to other train walks in Staines, but it … Continue reading

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Waterloo walk 7: Whitton to Feltham to Hounslow walk

WATERLOO NETWORK WALK 7 WHITTON to FELTHAM to HOUNSLOW est. 2 1/2 hours The train line between Whitton and Feltham was part of the planned link between London and the Royal residence at Windsor and was opened in 1848. The … Continue reading

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Waterloo walk 6: Richmond walk to Hounslow

WATERLOO NETWORK WALK 6 RICHMOND walk to HOUNSLOW 3 hours The train line between Richmond and Staines through Twickenham is the main line opened in 1848 as part of a planned link between London and the Royal residence of Windsor. … Continue reading

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Waterloo walk 5: Barnes walk to Richmond

WATERLOO NETWORK WALK 5 BARNES walk to RICHMOND short option 2 hours long option 4 hours The train line opened in 1846 as a section of the important link between London and the Royal residence at Windsor. Routing note: This … Continue reading

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Waterloo walk 4: Kew Bridge walk to Hounslow

WATERLOO NETWORK WALK 4 KEW BRIDGE walk to HOUNSLOW 3 hours The train line opened in 1850 in order to provide an alternative connection towards Windsor as the existing line via Richmond was already quite busy. The line was also … Continue reading

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Waterloo walk 3: Barnes walk to Kew Bridge

WATERLOO NETWORK WALK 3 BARNES walk to KEW BRIDGE 2 1/2 hours The train line opened in 1850 in order to provide a connection between the Channel sea ports and the Midlands via Clapham Junction, Acton and Hendon. Passenger trains … Continue reading

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