Piccadilly Line. Arnos Grove-Cockfosters-Bounds Green. London Underground. 1973 Deep Level Tube

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Picking up my second train of the day at Arnos Grove traveling east to Cockfosters then west down to Bounds Green.

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[beverleydobson]

I love the "waffle" It makes for a very relaxing journey. Thank You so much for these videos, I'm going to watch all of them in sequence

[thememphisallstars]

I really love the dusk ...cracking video cheers Dale ❤

[ebismusic]

Thank you dale for making me less nervous of the tube 😊

[bertspeggly]

I went on this section of the Piccadilly line regularly, on 1938 stock. Great to see it in cab view. Thanks!

[BookOfJames]

Oh, Dr. Asperger, why do I love these videos so much?

[camotech]

"What i really want is control too ring me and say - driver put the train away"... That cracked me up!! 🤣🤣🤣

[neilhoddy]

Thanks Dale. I’m saving this for my 55” flat screen tv and surround sound for the fully immersive experience later this evening. Great videos! Keep it up mate.

[bobbob]

great video i now say to my self when iam driving and slowing down off and release

[martyn]

Those videos of unusual movements like sidings are always interesting together with your commentary

[trevorhoughton]

Brilliant as always Dale - Thank you & look forward to the next one 👍

[TMBK]

Hi Dale,
I'm a member of staff on the East end of the line. Love your vids mate. I was on your train the other night but was in a hurry😂. Next time I'll be sure to say hello😁

[jonathanparry]

Dale, thank you once again for your interesting video. Happy driving

[MrDavil]

I enjoy your videos way more than I thought. The Piccadilly Line was the line of my teenage years, although it was just a means of getting to the London steam sheds. In the view of Cockfosters Depot you can make out the houses in Westpole Avenue, one of which was lived in by a railway enthusiast who had old signs and number plates from GWR locos bolted to his garden wall just feet away from your trains.

[StuAnderson]

Dale "they came on harder than expected"
Me "ooh matron.. what is this carry on London Underground" 😂

[squirrelwood]

One night in Bangkok and the world's your oyster
The bars are temples but their pearls ain't free
:)

[IndaloMan]

These journeys remind me of the late 70s when I worked at STC New Southgate (by ECML). I used Cockfosters and Arnos Grove for my trip back to KX and then Leeds #goodolddays

[twentyrothmans]

Thank you, Dale. I don't get up to that end of the line.
As a fellow BA flyer, I look forward to your NYC trip.

[KeithJones-yqof]

You're a legend, Dale. Never fancied going heavy rail and overground?

[Lisbonized]

Always loved the fact that you can see the portals from the platform at Southgate

[BevMattocks]

When I lived in London in the early 1980s, the Bakerloo line still ran the red (with red and green interior) 1930s trains. Have you ever driven one? The Northern line still ran trains with wooden window frames. (And escalators were still wooden 😩😩😩)