The Tube Challenge

It's Geoff! Give me your stats, Geoff. Please.

That makes sense to me and would definitely be very exciting, but would restrict route planning because of the fixed start and end points. It would still be better to do it like that, rather than only define a finish station and start the clock as soon as THAT is drawn, essentially making the meetin...

Thanks everybody, especially Andi, Garion and Neil. That was a thoroughly enjoyable challenge indeed. My route just wasn't up to scratch, however, despite being blessed with some cracking changes and a Goodge Street run that could hardly have been better, but was still not good enough to beat Karaha...

Hot damn. I hope your disease buggers off in good time.

Well, quite so. Adham is hoping for a Top Five finish and so am I, although we are out of practice...

Gratuitous acronym-dropping there, sir.

Looks like this year's event will sadly be without some of the heavyweights.

But he's a knob!

Oh wait, only you can get away with saying stuff like that.

It was not absurd to assume I was still in Australia, but I'm not. I'm back in Dunstable, and next week I'll be up to the rigs of London town.

Sigh, the odds of the tube system being closed due to a pandemic are virtually zero... I will bring a mask along just in case. And a lab coat.

I am THERE this year!

I'd say the same for Australia, but they'd probably call it Australian.

G'day chaps, It's been a few years since I released the Bakerloo EP, and to be honest there's not much chance of me burning any more copies of it (not enough room in garden for bigger bonfire). Hence I have uploaded it to the Internets for you to enjoy, especially if your hard copy of it has become ...

Shit, Ollie's gone!

The most foul-mouthed and uncouth Tube Challengers ever?

Congratulations, lady and gentlemen!

Look! Trees!