London Underground launched some new posters by kind of playing Magic Eye with words in Tube seats! There's a series of questions relating to "amazing and unusual things that have happened on the network over the last 150 years".
To see the answers go on
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/corporate/modesoftransport/tube/history/
From its beginnings in 1863, the world's first Underground railway has played a major role in developing the Capital. Perhaps you're aware of its rich art and design heritage and that it has led the way in technological innovations; but did you know it has saved lives and is even part of a soap opera?
To celebrate all the amazing and unusual things that have happened on the network over the last 150 years, we're challenging Underground users to spot whether fact really is stranger than fiction.
You've seen the posters on the Tube network, now click on the arrows to find out whether these fascinating facts are Tube or False, and find out why London Underground is one of the most exciting and interesting metros in the world.
To see the answers go on
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/corporate/modesoftransport/tube/history/
From its beginnings in 1863, the world's first Underground railway has played a major role in developing the Capital. Perhaps you're aware of its rich art and design heritage and that it has led the way in technological innovations; but did you know it has saved lives and is even part of a soap opera?
To celebrate all the amazing and unusual things that have happened on the network over the last 150 years, we're challenging Underground users to spot whether fact really is stranger than fiction.
You've seen the posters on the Tube network, now click on the arrows to find out whether these fascinating facts are Tube or False, and find out why London Underground is one of the most exciting and interesting metros in the world.
No comments:
Post a Comment