Tube Mapper - Luke Agbaimoni

Tight Fit Another video showcasing a collection of photos which visually articulate why we call it the tube Featured Stations: Hendon Central East Finchley Holloway Rd Lambeth North Morden Southgate Clapham North Arsenal Note: Taken safely behind the yellow line with a zoom

Guess the London Underground Station? Hello let's play another guessing game. We will again focus on a single tube station Please do reshare/tag this with anyone who'd enjoy guessing Answer on Sunday

Let's end the working week with these photos of various Paddington Bear toys as at Paddington Station. Mostly featuring my children's teddy bears, but the bear with the yellow hat was my wife's old Paddington Bear from the 1980s.

Black and white version of this photo featuring dancer Andreya in the beautifully restored Grade II listed Crystal Palace Subway. It was designed by Charles Barry Jr & first opened in 1865. The subway provided a direct access to the Crystal Palace for first-class rail passengers

Red and Yellow Another version of this photo capturing the flickering light on the train as it departs Embankment London Underground Station.

#OnThisDay 54 years ago the Victoria Line opened between Victoria and Brixton via Vauxhall and Stockwell (Pimlico opened in 1972). It was intended to continue to Streatham Hill, Streatham, and Norbury but never made it beyond here. More @tubemapper magic buff.ly/c0fy7Mz

So my favorite puns so far... 1. Toeing the line 2. Pliés mind the gap 3. Line dancing  4. Point-to-point transit 5. Ballet Training 6. "Earlier pointe failure now about to be resolved "

Passing Limehouse DLR A quick visual observation outside Limehouse Docklands Light Railway station.

I've been trying to come up with a cool pun for this photo all morning, but my Monday brain has failed lol This fun shot was taken of dance teacher Viola at East Finchley London Underground Station. Pun ideas... Platform shoes? Pointing at stations? Any suggestions?

You may have spotted a vintage red 1938 Underground train travelling on some lines recently. I was lucky to ride on one of it's special heritage runs organised by the @ltmuseum. I met up with Head Curator Matt Brosnan, to explain the significance of this beautiful train.

And the answer is... Hatton Cross Let's play again next weekend Regards Luke

Guess the London Underground Station? Hello let's play another guessing game. We will again focus on a single tube station Please do reshare/tag this with anyone who'd enjoy guessing Note: I chose this station cos I took recent photo of the lovely 1938 train Answer on Sunday