we are playing Mornington Crescent

and players insist on the trumpet variation.

I think it should be at the Londons tube station that is most Go related.

So what is the most Go related London Tube station?

Options that i see allready (in no particutar order)

- Wanstead (near the home of the London -East Wanstead Go club)
- Picadilly (near the home of the London Central Go club)
- Chancery lane (near the home of the London City players go club)
- Baker street (near the Chess shop/ the Bridge shop, (or should it be disculified for this reason )

old glory?
- Chalk Farm (near the home of Go ++)
- Belsize Road (near the former London Go Centre

Or somewhere else?

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Hey! No outside kibitzing!

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Each of us woke up one moment and here we were in the darkness.
We're nameless things with no memory; no knowledge of what went before,
No understanding of what is now, no knowledge of what will be.

This is not kibitzing.

It is an academic argument to orderly determine and to to weight up the pro and cons of the individual go related merits of the individual tube stations to come to an objective standpoint on what the most famous Go related station is.

So that we can objectivly decide where the trumpet will be hidden.

I have so my ideas (but haven't told my first optionn yet)
(Which station looks most like a go stone? )

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