41 Strange on Twitter: "The London Underground during the Victorian Era, c. 1890s… "

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1. El cine de La Bestia‏ @cinedelabestia 10 May 2018
  Replying to @41Strange
  
  the London underground in All the Colours of Darkness during the 1970spic.twitter.com/JROWICFKSN
  
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1. The Unfinished‏ @MattBowdler 10 May 2018
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  I wouldn't have wanted to be the guy who had to milk Vikings.
  
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1. John Mangrum‏ @jwmangrum 10 May 2018
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  Despite appearances and common misconceptions, prowling werewolves would not become a problem for nearly another century.
  
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1. soni betamax‏ @sonibetamax 10 May 2018
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  Beautifully taken
  
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1. samuel kivijärvi‏ @samuelkivijrvi1 10 May 2018
  Replying to @41Strange @AudreyNoirDoll
  
  That looks mystical,looveee
  
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1. Barry Cooper‏ @barrygcooper 10 May 2018
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  They’re still waiting.
  
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1. Hamish Jones‏ @HamieJones 10 May 2018
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  Oh that’s delicious
  
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1. Nadim Jasani‏ @Nadjiggle 10 May 2018
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  I don't know who's brave enough to milk a viking, but I'd like to try a bottle.
  
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1. Per at RollaOne‏ @Roll_a_one 11 May 2018
  Replying to @41Strange @FredKiesche
  
  Brilliant picture! It looks very similar today! The Viking Milk advert on the Wall intrigued me and I found that is was a Norwegian invention based on making condensed milk without sugar, by Olav Johan Sopp, more in the link, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olav_Johan_Sopp …pic.twitter.com/JG9xKGYe6m
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1. Eric G. Blackmore‏ @EricGBlackmore 11 May 2018
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  A BEAUTIFUL picture... At least it is to this old strap hanger!
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1. Chris Armitage‏ @chrisarmitage15 11 May 2018
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  Are you sure? Looks more like c.1910.
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1. Rosie Greene‏ @cnbcwatcher90 10 May 2018
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  The early stations looked creepy and primitive. They're much brighter now
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1. Deac‏ @deac75 10 May 2018
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  In 1890s people lived on a purely milk diet,and due to calcium buildup,looked like the Elephant man
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