Spindrift Avenue and no more puddings from Blue Bananas. They've gone off.

That was the yams, wasn't it?

Alperton, threatening a Grumley shift.

*farkle* threatening no-one.

An immensley threatening Clarence Gardens with glow in the dark podumes and a flashy platinum token to boot. As long as no-one employs the backpass trump manoeuvre, I can get to MC in three.

Down Street, using aforementioned backpass trump manoeuvre.

Bugger. Onslow Square then, and hang the expense.

Can I infiltrate Fairlop into the equation, here, using a combination of Maxwell's bifurcation and an anticlockwise loop move? (By the way, how do you do bold?)

Ken simply follow this example <b>Paddington</b> = Paddington but as you know, it would unwise to play that move at this moment in the game.
But while I'm here I'll pick up a couple of blue tokens, just passing through.

[html] Distinctly. Pinner superceding Ken's bifurcation with the Lombard Manoeuvre, last seen in the world cup final 1992.

AP]Quite and a manouvre made increasingly less used since the HP2000, but Plaistow should strech the envelope a bit further.

As Angus didn't declare which Paddington, I think I'd better be safe and play Edgware Road / Edgware Road.

This looks like a good place to join in, since the Warwick Variance is acceptably low after Tuj's Double Edgware. Aldgate, and declaring Home at Bethnal Green.