War memorials at Victoria

Centenary commemoration - Waterloo

If you're happened to be in Waterloo station in London, and if you have spare minutes, how about having a quick look of his main entrance(exit5)?
There, you can see the grand "Victory Arch", which is a memorial to company staff who were killed during the two world wars. The number "1914" and "1948" are under the statues.
If you step into the station from the arch, on the both side walls, you'll see names of them.

For the centenary of WW1, Waterloo in Tommy uniform having a poppy in a silent prayer.

Blackfriars is here!

A quite observer, Blackfirars is not a bling-bling existence.
There is always floating feeling around him.

He is shy, sometimes even shut himself from any social circle... even years.
But hey, he's getting better talking to other stations, and he wants to take part of Waterloo & City line and failed..
But hey, he is still  trying to be close friends to Waterloo and Bank, though so quit and slow they hardly notice...
But hey!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Embankment is currently not reached by some lines.
Do you miss him?


No worries you'll be able to see him with his new appearance soon!
Happy valentine's day to you all!

A short video of Go! Go! Metro!

http://youtu.be/1gzIB-_X3Wc


King's Cross St. Pancras posing for the short clip!

One winter evening

One winter evening of Leicester Sq, Tottenham C.R., and Kings X.

a silhouette game...

"Who are they?"
Can you guess which station characters from their silhouette?















The correct answer is...!

Tada~!!
King's Cross St. Pancras!!
Did you get it right?