I was at Baker Street station, getting on to a south-bound Jubilee line train. I got in the carriage and turned round to face back to the platform. And there, on the wall, was a very large picture, a blow up of a pen and ink drawing, it seemed, of a man brandishing a riding crop or a switch or something, standing next to a woman who looked like she was gagged! I nearly fell over! Unfortunately at that point someone else got into the carriage and blocked my view, before I could figure out what was going on in the picture.
Baker Street is famous for being the home of Sherlock Holmes, and the underground station does have a lot of references to the fictional detective, so it's not beyond the realms of possibility that the drawing was an illustration from one of the stories, but what I want to know is how many other semi-kinky pictures are there on the London Underground system?! Trying to spot some will certainly make future journeys more interesting.
10 hours ago
2 comments:
Hello Elaine.
Hmmmm I shall have to go a hunting for that picture.
I'm wondering if you are the Elaine that my friend Olivia Manners has spoked about?
Hugs, Jay
Ha! I'm going to Baker Street soon and I will investigate for you, my dear. That just sounds too good to be true, but it must be, cause you saw it. Yes, I know, logic... But then again, it *is* late. Sort of.
See you on Friday!
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