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The Causeway, LONDON, N2 0PR

That's the title of the email notifications sent out every Thursday by Transport for London to advise of planned engineering works. October 5th/6th and 12th/13th would see the High Barnet Branch of the Northern Line closed two weekends in a row for track replacement at Finchley Central and East Finchley. An extensive network of rail replacement buses was provided. Battery locomotive L54 stands in the turn-round siding at East Finchley with a train of old ballast that has been removed from the northbound running line - L15 is visible at the other end of the train. East Finchley Station is visible in the distance. The discarded track sections were being uploaded to a truck in the station Carpark, which was sealed off for the weekend and given over to staff parking and ancillary vehicles associated with the work.

Modern housing backing onto the Northern Line. The purple Smartcar is operated by Home Call, a meals-on-wheels service.

Looking towards the junction with East End Road. The yellow signs warn that East End road is closed to east bound traffic and a diversion is in operation. It's amazing how many drivers still turn right and are surprised to find cones across the road!

Modern three storey blocks with parking, garages and nice sized balconies. The Geraniums look to be doing well.

This OS cut mark can be found on the NW parapet of the railway bridge. It marks a point 93.940m above mean sea level.

Seen from the bridge carrying Prospect Place over the Northern Line. This view has only been possible since recent work to remove trees from the embankments.

You close a road and it confuses lots of people. The dark blue VW exiting on the left drove right up to the cones before they believed that the road was really closed and then caused pandemonium by reversing back. The junction of East End Road with Deansway on the left.