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well the signature covers the whole network including w&c
although im still to do kennington loop
have done all dlr
done all tram
done all overground
just the rail stations to cover really done most but not all
Hi All
I dont know which thread to put this in so apologies for that im looking for a partner male or female to undertake the biggest challenge of them all visiting all railway stations in the entire great britain.
this would be done sometime next year and obviously has a high price to do...
at 15 years old far too earlier to be thinking about marriage and if she doesnt like ur hobby now there is no way she would ever agree to get married on tube i would predict 0.5% of women would.
and besides white dress for the bride that get ruined with ten minutes.
people might want to check these artworks next time on the london underground.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/feb/07/tube-150-birthday-labyrinth-art-project?INTCMP=
seeing as i hold the 2nd fastest time for this
my route was start at farringdon and make way to liverpool street with the perfect 3 a circle a h&c and a met all within a minute of each other on boards doesnt matter which way around.take central to bank then w&c to waterloo i take northern to...
thanks for all the info slightly worried about South ferry being ready for november but rockaways should be ready by then its all for an attempt on the world record over there but not until then so i just wait and see.
Hi all does anyone have particular knowledge of new york subway especially the aqueduct raceway track station and when it is going to reopen?also any repair schedules and finishing times after the massive destruction of hurricane sandy
this ended up in a 269 in 18 hours something podcast from thursday and friday are available.
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for anybody interested here is absolute radio link to the day...
Seeing as im one half of the record holders i thought i leave a reply
basically as the last 2 people have said its all about the research knowing ur door positions (dont buy Geoff app at £1.99 very overpriced for the app market but its thorough good work gone into it if u just want door...
well being the record holder i can bring up the following points its not a particulary fast time and i did take someone walking pace around network in 19.5 hours so it is possible to do at a slow pace.
Only just stumbled across this thread Adele i be very happy to help there is a also better way especially if u r not going for the world record.That is to start at Chesham and finish at Amersham first train out of chesham is 05.19 and last is i think the 01.25 at amersham giving u about 20h for...
I presume ur must have met Geoff Marshall one of the most recognisable Tube Challengers it cant have been me i have only got the u1 once lucky and once because no trains from ickenham westbound.
The actual current record for visiting all 270 stations is 16h 44m 16s done on December 14th 2009 i might actually attend this May 7th South London Challenge myself.
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