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December 6, 2011 06:31 am GMT
Here's an odd little quirk of the modern age you're not likely to see again soon. South of Holborn in London (many nice bookstores in the area), there's a tube station that has been out of use for decades. Aldwych (previously Strand) station has been preserved as an historical landmark and used in a number of films and shows. Just recently it was opened up to the public for tours: 20 for entry, doubtless an interesting spectacle popular among both tourists and locals.And just outside, a sign reading: "Due to their combination of high-quality sensor and high resolution, digital SLR cameras are unfortunately not permitted inside the station." How delightfully absurd!
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Historic UK Tube Station Bans DSLRs But Not Other Cameras
Here's an odd little quirk of the modern age you're not likely to see again soon. South of Holborn in London (many nice bookstores in the area), there's a tube station that has been out of use for decades. Aldwych (previously Strand) station has been preserved as an historical landmark and used in a number of films and shows. Just recently it was opened up to the public for tours: 20 for entry, doubtless an interesting spectacle popular among both tourists and locals.And just outside, a sign reading: "Due to their combination of high-quality sensor and high resolution, digital SLR cameras are unfortunately not permitted inside the station." How delightfully absurd!Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/P7KckRkMGKw/
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