Hundreds of train buffs took to the Tube on Friday for their last chance to travel in classic carriages on the District line.
Old-style D stock trains made their final appearance on the line today after 37 years trundling through the Underground.
The classic 280-seat design was introduced on the District line in 1980, with a double set of seats facing one another in the middle of each carriage.
Over the years they have been phased out to be replaced by more modern designs.

But their final day in service was chronicled by ardent fans who snapped photos and took videos throughout the day.
@BBCTomEdwards Waiting at Barking for it. #CatchTheD pic.twitter.com/2InHbFmgnD
— Juan Quarter (@JuanQuarter) April 21, 2017
They shared them online with the hashtag #CatchtheD, a phrase which has a rather different meaning for some people.
#CatchTheD End of an era. Great day with like-minded people exchanging memories pic.twitter.com/Wg5EuIMAAC
— MathewDanielNelson (@mathewdnelson) April 21, 2017
One person even posted a handy list of times and locations to bag a seat in the iconic carriages.
The last ever D stock train pulls into Earls Court. 1980-2017
— James Scantlebury (@turini2) April 21, 2017
I'll miss you, single seat. @TfL #CatchTheD pic.twitter.com/s1HqlPCSdW
James Scantlebury wrote: "The last ever D stock train pulls into Earls Court. 1980-2017 I'll miss you, single seat."
Cheers as we arrive at Ealing Broadway #CatchTheD pic.twitter.com/Svwa0mvV9k
— Daniel Pashley (@eurodan) April 21, 2017
More footage captured captured later in the day showed wild celebrations as the train rumbled into Ealing Broadway station.
The old and the new, going their separate ways. #CatchTheD pic.twitter.com/8sbtTq9zdp
— kate (@kateyay) April 21, 2017
Others captured some poignant images of the old meeting the new.
Today's aesthetic: #CatchTheD pic.twitter.com/GIjBFdPhjF
— Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn) April 21, 2017
There were even scarves warned based on the classic seat design.
#CatchtheD
— City Girl - London (@CityGirl_London) April 21, 2017
End of an era. Properly sad times 😢 pic.twitter.com/i2rkIoKJ6j
And some of the train fans got rather emotional.