Art on the Underground, Labyrinth route

[Sam]

So how the hell can you say you did them in the exact order of the animation if you haven't even bothered to watch it?!?!?!

[tractakid]

Also unclear is whether they used the Overground or Feet to do Olympia-Shepherds Bush.

[Sam]

Feet I would hazard a guess at...

[palkanetoijala31]

On a future Tubechallenge, it would be great to get a group photo of Andi, Stevooo and Tangy with one of the Labyrinths.

check out my facebook page glen we have done exactly that for you and boy does tangy look smart

[Iain]

As does Stevo!

[tractakid]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9P9opuZvxM

[RJSRdg]

Plus, surely they ran the Aldgates and also ran Gunnersbury to Chiswick Park...

That time of night, I'm not sure running would make any difference - you'd still end up catching the same train when you got there!

[palkanetoijala31]

Plus, surely they ran the Aldgates and also ran Gunnersbury to Chiswick Park...

That time of night, I'm not sure running would make any difference - you'd still end up catching the same train when you got there!

looking at the logbook of the day this is actually incorrect we ran into chiswick park station and literally 5 seconds later the train comes into station i doubt we would have time to double back turnham green.

[RJSRdg]

The current timetable shows trains every 10 minutes on both the Richmond and Ealing branches of the District Line.

As an example the 21:10 from Gunnersbury gets into Turnham Green at 21:13. There's then a 4 minute gap until the 21:17 to Ealing comes along and gets to CP at 21:19. The previous Ealing train should call at CP at 21:09.

Of course the timetables may well have changed since the 16:44 run, or perhaps the 21:09 was running late that day.

[palkanetoijala31]

The current timetable shows trains every 10 minutes on both the Richmond and Ealing branches of the District Line.

As an example the 21:10 from Gunnersbury gets into Turnham Green at 21:13. There's then a 4 minute gap until the 21:17 to Ealing comes along and gets to CP at 21:19. The previous Ealing train should call at CP at 21:09.

Of course the timetables may well have changed since the 16:44 run, or perhaps the 21:09 was running late that day.

i believe we had a late running richmond train we knew we had 4 mins to get the train at chiswick park.

[DrainBrain]

The current timetable shows trains every 10 minutes on both the Richmond and Ealing branches of the District Line.

As an example the 21:10 from Gunnersbury gets into Turnham Green at 21:13. There's then a 4 minute gap until the 21:17 to Ealing comes along and gets to CP at 21:19. The previous Ealing train should call at CP at 21:09.

Of course the timetables may well have changed since the 16:44 run, or perhaps the 21:09 was running late that day.

If you think every tube train runs to time, then you have a lot to learn.

Running Gunnersbury to Chiswick Park doesn't guarantee you'll gain a train, but does give you that possibility. Continuing on the train from Gunnersbury to Turnham Green gives you no such possibility. If you're aiming for a record, which option would you choose?

[RJSRdg]

Very true...

But then, you haven't seen me run -not so much Roger Bannister as Minnie Bannister!