"NOT AFRAID" - Tube Relief 2005
- James_#510
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- juggler
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Well
I have changed my mind - if Upminster is a good enough destination for everyone else it's good enough for me. Anyway, if I miss my final connection to reach Upminster then according to my reckoning I will be stranded in... Mile End
and sort of an appropriate name for a final station if I don't manage to complete the Challenge (and also, my best mate lives just up the street from the station so no sweat!)
Pete aka Juggler
btw Geoff, have you guys worked out approximately how many miles of track you cover doing a challenge? It would be really interesting to know

Pete aka Juggler
btw Geoff, have you guys worked out approximately how many miles of track you cover doing a challenge? It would be really interesting to know
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And send it soaring high above you, for all to read!
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***** wrote:I should also point out then that if you're relying on a lift back from Upminster, it's more important that you get there by the last train so that you can get home, and thus you *might* have to miss a branch out if you you think you're not going to make it in time - if that's so, then that's fine - we wil not pour scorn on you because you didn't complete the whole thing! Okay?
Hmmm..
I detect something that might be directed at me..
- funkyrunner
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- PFW
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I refer any novices to my earlier offer, viz
Anybody who wants to follow me should e-mail me at paul@paul-fraser-webb.co.uk. I am on holiday for a week or so, so I'll get back to you on my return.PFW wrote:I have already said to Geoff that if anybody wants to follow me then they are welcome to. I will be using the same route as I used early last year which completed all stations in 19hrs 25min.
There are some flaws in the route so I won't be using it again - the only thing that I ask is a certain amount of honour. Please only follow me if you really do not have any route of your own; please do not make notes or take too many photos as we go around that you can later use when developing your own route. Just enjoy the ride...
- juggler
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Well
I'm sure we could make up a team of noobs
I'm on the way to putting together what I think will be a workable route but I agree it could be a very lonely experience doing it on me own (even with several good books and my 20GB MP3 player). I'm sure we can sort something out between us when we're on the platform at Amersham if not b4 


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In letters of gold on a snow-white kite, I will write "I love you!"
And send it soaring high above you, for all to read!
RIP Billy McK 1957-1997
In letters of gold on a snow-white kite, I will write "I love you!"
And send it soaring high above you, for all to read!
RIP Billy McK 1957-1997
- CrunchySaviour
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There's nothing quite like the camaraderie of a Tube Challenge! It's not something to be done by yourself (unless you want to, I suppose)...
~ Let loose the bands of war! DISINTEGRATOR.co.uk
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- garda
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Cherry Tree
I emailed the cherry tree in amersham and they have one double room left and they dont accept credit cards . they want a bank draft so I cant do that one.
What other suggestions do ya'll have?
What other suggestions do ya'll have?
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- juggler
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Well
I'm staying at the Saracens Head in Amersham - they certainly had rooms available earlier this week when I booked (£50 for one person or £35 each if sharing a room - that's a bit cheeky given we won't be there for breakfast!). There are details further back in the thread...
Pete aka Juggler
Pete aka Juggler
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In letters of gold on a snow-white kite, I will write "I love you!"
And send it soaring high above you, for all to read!
RIP Billy McK 1957-1997
In letters of gold on a snow-white kite, I will write "I love you!"
And send it soaring high above you, for all to read!
RIP Billy McK 1957-1997
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