Ealing Broadway — Old Oak Common
Ealold two
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By derickr on 15 Jul 2021
Description
This route goes through the residential areas of Acton, along lovely roads with lots of greenery. It is also more direct than the original Ealold
This route goes through the residential areas of Acton, along lovely roads with lots of greenery. It is also more direct than the original Ealold
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Is this route good enough? - Yes (2)
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Ealing Broadway
Grid Ref
TQ1790780911
Lat / Lon
51.51483° / -0.30218°
Easting / Northing
517,907E / 180,911N
What3Words
toned.excuse.steep
Old Oak Common
Grid Ref
TQ2171282184
Lat / Lon
51.52546° / -0.24693°
Easting / Northing
521,712E / 182,184N
What3Words
pizza.native.young
Ealing Broadway | |
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Grid Ref | TQ1790780911 |
Lat / Lon | 51.51483° / -0.30218° |
Easting / Northing | 517,907E / 180,911N |
What3Words | toned.excuse.steep |
Old Oak Common | |
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Grid Ref | TQ2171282184 |
Lat / Lon | 51.52546° / -0.24693° |
Easting / Northing | 521,712E / 182,184N |
What3Words | pizza.native.young |
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reviews
Martin McGovern
27 May 2022In his autobiographical poem, John Betjeman wrote of travelling on the London underground westward 'among the Actons and the Ealings'. So he'd be familiar with parts of this route, and would no doubt comment on the architecture - the late Victorian mansions of Madeley Road, the mock Tudor blocks of Queen's Drive, and the relaxed Art Deco of West Acton Tube station. (And he might even recognise the old-fashioned pharmacy shopfront on Ealing Broadway itself). I'm not too sure what he'd say about the towers (mostly student accommodation, as far as I could tell from the signage). But as a railway enthusiast, he'd presumably approve of the Elizabeth Line depot and HS2 construction which currently make the access to the exact Old Oak Common Slow Ways terminus impractical. But another reviewer has noted that access to this will be restored once the works are complete.
Derick Rethans
15 Jul 2021I walked this as part of my tube walking project, as part of the Central Line walk. It is quite pleasant, although very residential. Easy access and walking on pavement.
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