d1015fan
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soon adds up. suprised myself. got another hefty tour end of may and a FONE and FOS in August to look forward to. and plenty of Devon Rangers too
I assume you're all depending on peoples' honesty in this comp?
Easy, go to Germany.....300 miles a day easily without pushing it; 600 if you doHow the heck others have managed 10,000+ miles already is beyond me, but I salute you.![]()
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, Oh....and a few miles to get there via Eurostar.Quite happy to send the spreadsheets to anybody who doesn't believe me.I assume you're all depending on peoples' honesty in this comp?
Easy, go to Germany.....300 miles a day easily without pushing it; 600 if you do, Oh....and a few miles to get there via Eurostar.
(not to mention 60+ miles most days that I go to work)
Quite happy to send the spreadsheets to anybody who doesn't believe me.
Well so far this year i have done 2 Freedom of South West, Freedom of the north west and one rail tour. I have records of all my moves too. In fact many of my moves are identical to D1015fan on a Devon ranger! Been a few days where i planned stuff but couldn't go out. Future plans include trip to London, another rail tour and another fosw in may. Living in Plymouth also means I rack up miles getting out of Devon in the first place.
I did look into using Google docs but it would mean having to do a lot of re-formatting of my Excel spreadsheets. Also, I would prefer to keep details of my regular journeys away from the public domain (yeah, I'm paranoid).
Might consider putting a copy of the master sheet of daily totals on there if it does not involve too much fiddling around.
Indeed, but the forum staff have the power to remove anything deemed over the top or that threatens the nature of the competition (i.e. honesty).

hahahaha Like it!
I think the only fair way of declaring a winner in this comp is to ask for all tickets to be produced of the journeys made.
Ticket gates, season tickets, travelcards, passes, it's impossible to do that. The best you can do is keep records (in Word/Excel) and add it up from there. The numbers make it quite easy to tell who is truthful and who isn't: for example, 24,657 is a lot more viable than 25,000.
Didn't think I would !!
Fair do's. You're the experts in all of this and the best of luck to you all!
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I have a feeling, even with your driving miles , XCdriver, you would still be beaten with some of the enthusiasts on this board, such is their dedication and commitment to the railways.
I find this 'Mileage' subject fascinating, I don't do it myself, but I can certainly see the attraction, perhaps as Trainspotting (great days they were) fell by the wayside, mainly through lack of 'trains' to spot (or was it age??), good stuff for those who enjoy this ...and can afford lots of rail travel these days!
I have put all the details of my tickets I have used on my spreadsheet if you are interested.
It may seem complex but I understand it
Also - I am doing day two of my current Anglia Plus 3 days in 7 rover so more mileage to come tomorrow!

1) St Pancras to Ashford International via HS1? (I can't seem to make railmiles calculate the route via HS1)
56mi 10ch - set it from London St Pancras International - always works for me.
Out of interest, does anyone know where to get Irish mileage from?
set it from London St Pancras International
