Did "all lines" today.

TheFatBuoy · Post by **TheFatBuoy** » 21 Nov 2005, 21:30

Have I just invented the "no lines" challenge?

Post by **tubeguru** » 21 Nov 2005, 21:34

Yes.

Who's got the fastest time for doing no lines?

TheFatBuoy · Post by **TheFatBuoy** » 21 Nov 2005, 21:36

I did it in 18 hours 35 minutes and 41 seconds.

CrunchySaviour · Post by **CrunchySaviour** » 21 Nov 2005, 22:26

I tried to do it, got none of the way in and found that kensington olympia was shut. That was after I'd already done no stations, so you can imagine my fury....

Post by **tubeguru** » 21 Nov 2005, 22:29

To be honest, I don't think I'm going to be able to find the time to do it this year.

zeibura · Post by **zeibura** » 22 Nov 2005, 01:56

i'm a bit unclear on what the guiness rules are to be honest, particularly regarding queensway and heathrow terminal 4...

TheFatBuoy · Post by **TheFatBuoy** » 22 Nov 2005, 09:05

It really is very simple. You must not visit Heathrow Terminal 4 by the tube replacement bus service, and you must not pass through Queensway.

Simple.

Also, talking of Queensway - could its re-opening mean potentially faster tube challenge times? Anyone worked it out? I had a crack once, but it didn't seem to make much of a difference.

travelpass · Post by **travelpass** » 24 Nov 2005, 23:19

Can I request for my time to be added to the list on the main site?

Or is it not fast enough?

I will be trying again, but not sure when. I am next down in January, but have a lot planned for that weekend, so wont have time for a tube challenge.

CrunchySaviour · Post by **CrunchySaviour** » 25 Nov 2005, 00:45

Ask in the special new "my tube challenge times" forum, travelpass, although I'm sure tubeguru will notice your post here too.

Post by **tubeguru** » 25 Nov 2005, 07:37

He has noticed

The JLE · Post by **The JLE** » 09 Dec 2005, 16:31

What about Dutchy's?

Am I the first person from Holland who wants to do the All lines and tube challenge (Tuberelief 2006)?

I hope I am

TheFatBuoy · Post by **TheFatBuoy** » 09 Dec 2005, 22:17

One thing about this TubeRelief 2006 idea - all very good and obviously it wouldn't be right to do it for the wrong reasons.

But, as a separate event, who fancies a "Tube Challenge Day", whereby lots of different teams would aim to do the tube challenge (all stations) on the same day?? We could do it on a Friday, find a B+B in Upminster, pop into the London Transport Museum the next day, and stay in town for drinks afterwards. And who knows, a new record might be set.

We may well all start from Amersham in the morning, but it isn't a pre-requisite - people could start wherever they like, and indeed, finish wherever they like - just the idea of us all doing it on the same day.

Or..............we could do an "all stations" challenge, with the starting station pulled out of a hat. How about Belsize Park?

zeibura · Post by **zeibura** » 09 Dec 2005, 22:41

i like that idea!

or maybe make it zones 1-4 or something.

jonny · Post by **jonny** » 10 Dec 2005, 23:01

Might the Transport Museum be a bit of a problem?

petermiller36 · Post by **petermiller36** » 17 Dec 2005, 08:41

Neil - did your 57 minute time really include the Docklands? thats pretty good. I think me and geoff worked out that we have the same route for that one. oh well. great minds!

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