Visiting EVERY Clapham railway station in ONE JOURNEY!

I head to the hipster spot of south London, Clapham, and I cut about on the trains visiting every Clapham station without touching out or passing beyond a barrier!

Shout out to my Patrons: Will Tucker, Tony Cottam, Martin Cox, Chloe, Alice Lee, Johan Jacobsson Franzén, Kodzo, Andrew Saffrey

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[andybaker]

As someone who grew up in Battersea, I applaud you for letting people know that Clapham Junction is NOT in Clapham!! 👏👏👏

[TransportGeekery]

The common theme in this series: “junction” stations that aren’t in the town they’re named after.

[FeoragForsyth]

Clapham North and Common remind me of the Glasgow Subway, which is routinely navigated by people under the influence.

[Trond_travels]

Great video, good entertainment 😊 Hope you enjoyed that pint 😊 Cheers from Norway!

[martincox]

A good video my friend! And a nice theme - scope for more perhaps? You truly are the new Geoff Marshall! I actually set foot in Clapham for the first time ever in June. Visited the wonderful Studio Voltaire. I was surprised how close Claphams Common and North stations were. BTW - you should increase the value of your top tier Patreon membership: I'd gladly buy you a cheeky meal deal each month.... 😃

[EamonJeffers]

Lovely video, I really enjoyed it. I went to school in Clapham South, tube from Elephant and Castle every day. That was 60 years ago (I know, I can't believe it either). There were no other tubes, no Overground, just a weird network of lines and stations. Seeing Denmark Hill and Loughborough Junction brings back distant, teenage memories. Keep up the good work

[triggerwarning]

Surely... Clapham High Street - Clapham Junction - Vaux... Water... oh yeah... hold on.. Got it! Waterloo NR/Waterloo and City Line (no barriers) - Bank - London Bridge - Clapham North/Common/South

[DanBen]

Many places in London have more than one station. If you do another video like this you could do
Wimbledon next it has four stations. Wimbledon/Wimbledon Park/Wimbledon Chase/South Wimbledon.

[chrismccartney]

Unusual and different video..
Geoff M will probably know the explanation for the thin platforms dangerous when very busy..

[ashfuller]

Those platforms at Clapham North are really thin, I'm quite tall, I wonder if I were to lie down, would my head and feet touch both sides of the platform?

[mattsawyer]

Enjoy your pint, mine's an IPA :)

[chrismccartney]

I notice walking on the right on stairs no-one bothers....

[robdingwall]

Hi. Non Londoner here. So tap in at Junction to tap out at South, what was trip cost on your Oyster? Cheers.

[triggerwarning]

I spent ages getting Chat GPT to make a list so I wouldn't do it manually.. and the list is of course wrong (e.g. where is Stratford High Street? Woolwich?) but here you go I give up.

Wimbledon (4)

Wimbledon (National Rail, Tube - District Line, Tramlink)
Wimbledon Chase (National Rail)
Wimbledon Park (Tube - District Line)
South Wimbledon (Tube - Northern Line)
Clapham (4)

Clapham High Street (National Rail, Overground)
Clapham Junction (National Rail, Overground)
Clapham Common (Tube - Northern Line)
Clapham South (Tube - Northern Line)
Ealing (4)

Ealing Broadway (National Rail, Tube - Central and District Lines)
Ealing Common (Tube - District and Piccadilly Lines)
West Ealing (National Rail)
North Ealing (Tube - Piccadilly Line)
Harrow (4)

Harrow-on-the-Hill (National Rail, Tube - Metropolitan Line)
Harrow & Wealdstone (National Rail, Tube - Bakerloo Line)
West Harrow (Tube - Metropolitan Line)
North Harrow (Tube - Metropolitan Line)
Richmond (3)

Richmond (National Rail, Tube - District Line, Overground)
North Sheen (National Rail; sometimes considered part of Richmond)
Kew Gardens (Tube - District Line, Overground; located in the Richmond area)
Greenwich (3)

Greenwich (National Rail, DLR)
North Greenwich (Tube - Jubilee Line)
Maze Hill (National Rail; part of the Greenwich borough)
Hounslow (3)

Hounslow (National Rail)
Hounslow Central (Tube - Piccadilly Line)
Hounslow East (Tube - Piccadilly Line)
Hampstead (3)

Hampstead (Tube - Northern Line)
Hampstead Heath (Overground)
West Hampstead (National Rail, Tube - Jubilee Line, Overground)
Acton (5)

Acton Main Line (National Rail, Elizabeth Line)
Acton Central (Overground)
Acton Town (Tube - District and Piccadilly Lines)
South Acton (Overground)
East Acton (Tube - Central Line)
Chiswick (3)

Chiswick (National Rail)
Chiswick Park (Tube - District Line)
Turnham Green (Tube - District and Piccadilly Lines; located in the Chiswick area)
Brixton (2)

Brixton (Tube - Victoria Line)
Brixton (National Rail)
Camden (2)

Camden Town (Tube - Northern Line)
Camden Road (Overground)
Edgware (2)

Edgware (Tube - Northern Line)
Edgware Road (Tube - Bakerloo Line, Circle Line, District Line, Hammersmith & City Line)
Kingston (2)

Kingston (National Rail)
Norbiton (National Rail; located in the Kingston area)
Lewisham (2)

Lewisham (National Rail, DLR)
St Johns (National Rail; part of the Lewisham borough)
Paddington (2)

Paddington (National Rail, Tube - Bakerloo Line, Circle Line, District Line, Hammersmith & City Line, Elizabeth Line)
Paddington (H&C Line) (Tube - Hammersmith & City Line)
Putney (2)

Putney (National Rail)
East Putney (Tube - District Line)
Stratford (2)

Stratford (National Rail, Tube - Central Line, Jubilee Line, Overground, DLR, Elizabeth Line)
Stratford International (National Rail, DLR)
Walthamstow (2)

Walthamstow Central (National Rail, Tube - Victoria Line)
Walthamstow Queen's Road (Overground)
Westminster (2)

Westminster (Tube - Circle Line, District Line, Jubilee Line)
St. James's Park (Tube - Circle Line, District Line; located in the Westminster area

[colinn_]

Absolutely bing bonged ?? That’s a new one for me… couldn’t you have just walked from Clapham high street down the road and covered all the over stations and cut down the journey times?