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Birthday Challenge V2
- tractakid
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Through leaving on a later train, I have cut my time down to 4:21, with realistic interchanges.
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That guy who runs those Twitter polls about tube stations and London Boroughs.
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That guy who runs those Twitter polls about tube stations and London Boroughs.
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Looks like I need a rethink of my route againThe Orange One wrote:Through leaving on a later train, I have cut my time down to 4:21, with realistic interchanges.
London Overground: 1 10:28:25 with Lewis Nagle and Aubery Morandarte
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Started looking at this and it's a very tricky Just checking that we are also including LO stations/visits as well as NR
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
In Z1,yesGoing Underground wrote:Just checking that we are also including LO stations/visits as well as NR
London Overground: 1 10:28:25 with Lewis Nagle and Aubery Morandarte
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
So that's Shoreditch High Street, Hoxton and Euston.
Elephant and Castle is aggravating!
Elephant and Castle is aggravating!
All London buses: 23 hours 25 minutes (with Adham, David, Josh and Tangy)
Holds some alternative challenge records. Not sure which ones.
20½ Random 15 challenges: 01:58:48 best
That guy who runs those Twitter polls about tube stations and London Boroughs.
Holds some alternative challenge records. Not sure which ones.
20½ Random 15 challenges: 01:58:48 best
That guy who runs those Twitter polls about tube stations and London Boroughs.
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
London Overground is part of National Rail. I believe the first post contains the list of stations!Going Underground wrote:Started looking at this and it's a very tricky Just checking that we are also including LO stations/visits as well as NR
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
I feel I might have the same route as you now....The Orange One wrote:Through leaving on a later train, I have cut my time down to 4:21, with realistic interchanges.
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Well, see you at the starting station then!!
All London buses: 23 hours 25 minutes (with Adham, David, Josh and Tangy)
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20½ Random 15 challenges: 01:58:48 best
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Say I was finishing at Liverpool Street, but not arriving by NR, would I stop my timer when the doors close and the NR train leaves the station, or when it next stops and doors open?
Once the train's doors have closed, said station would surely have be classed as 'visited'
Once the train's doors have closed, said station would surely have be classed as 'visited'
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Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
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ALC: 3 0:54:30
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
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R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
This has come up a number of times before.
You must either depart or arrive by train to count as a finish and you stop the clock when your foot first hits a platform after this has happened.
Examples:
- DLR Challenges are often finished at Shadwell, because you arrive at Bank/Tower Gateway having just left the other one and then take the first train out.
- Starkey famously finished a Zone 1 at West Kensington
- The Raven finished the Posh Challenge at South Ruislip after running to his final station Ruislip Gardens
I asked a similar question when first joining the forum, the thread can be found here.
Of course, as this is tractakid's challenge, he is free to define the rules however he wishes. This is just assumption and convention.
You must either depart or arrive by train to count as a finish and you stop the clock when your foot first hits a platform after this has happened.
Examples:
- DLR Challenges are often finished at Shadwell, because you arrive at Bank/Tower Gateway having just left the other one and then take the first train out.
- Starkey famously finished a Zone 1 at West Kensington
- The Raven finished the Posh Challenge at South Ruislip after running to his final station Ruislip Gardens
I asked a similar question when first joining the forum, the thread can be found here.
Of course, as this is tractakid's challenge, he is free to define the rules however he wishes. This is just assumption and convention.
All London buses: 23 hours 25 minutes (with Adham, David, Josh and Tangy)
Holds some alternative challenge records. Not sure which ones.
20½ Random 15 challenges: 01:58:48 best
That guy who runs those Twitter polls about tube stations and London Boroughs.
Holds some alternative challenge records. Not sure which ones.
20½ Random 15 challenges: 01:58:48 best
That guy who runs those Twitter polls about tube stations and London Boroughs.
- tractakid
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Doors open at the next station.
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
But what about, say I was going from New Cross to London Bridge and I start my timer at London Bridge. Is that allowed?tractakid wrote:Doors open at the next station.
London Overground: 1 10:28:25 with Lewis Nagle and Aubery Morandarte
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
Mouse: 4 1:27:58
Alphabet: 1 5:14:20
R15: 2 1:55:48 with Rhys Jackson and Rhys Benjamin
ALC: 3 0:54:30
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
Then the New Cross visit wouldn't count
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- tractakid
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Re: Birthday Challenge V2
If this is the beginning of the challenge, timer would be started on doors closing at NWX.TC95 wrote:But what about, say I was going from New Cross to London Bridge and I start my timer at London Bridge. Is that allowed?tractakid wrote:Doors open at the next station.
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