Basically was a way to encourage Tube Challenging at school.
You have between 4pm and 5pm to get to as many different stops from school as possible - and get back to school. For every 5 minutes late one stop is knocked off. So far I'm the only person to have done this.
Attempt one: 3 stops in 51 minutes - TOTAL 3.
Attempt two: 13 stops in 96 minutes - TOTAL 7.
(My) School Challenge
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(My) School Challenge
1 FNC Completion (PB: 17:18:18 with G Bryant, A Chilcraft, I MacNaughton)
4 Zone Ones (PB: 03:00:35 with G Bryant)
15 R15s (PB: 01:55:48 with T Cooling and R Jackson)
11 All Lines (PB: 00:44:03)
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4 Zone Ones (PB: 03:00:35 with G Bryant)
15 R15s (PB: 01:55:48 with T Cooling and R Jackson)
11 All Lines (PB: 00:44:03)
Winner of the 2014 Formula 1 Side Competition
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Re: (My) School Challenge
I didn't have any underground systems in my school, so I wasn't able to do this one.
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tractakid
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Re: (My) School Challenge
I tried this from my school and I got 0
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Re: (My) School Challenge
Surely it's advantageous simply to go to the southern section of the surface lines and then just rack up a load of stops (one every two or three minutes on average) and then just return to school when the Tube closes for the night. The frequency of stops would outweigh the loss of a point every five minutes.
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