Actually both of us met Geoff, Neil, Annie and Helene at the Starbucks in Borders book store on Oxford Street. Small world. I do not read The Economist by the way.
David, Ric and Jen doing the Met flat-top and Picca round-top!
To be ebayed...
Euston station polaroids
New Orleans Police Captain Tami!
The buffet!
Statto and Tami!
Jen, Norman and I
Billy (cowfish)
Geoff and Neil.
Tami and our youngest challenger, 14 years old John!
Chris, Sam and Steve. Sam managed to collect £1500 for Tube Relief. Well done! Chris also won an award for best injury. He was taking a picture when the famous London Underground sliding doors smacked his face!
Norman, our producer!
Helene, part of the support team at Euston who gave us a ride home to Ealing from Upminster. Cheers!
Stephen the official photographer of Tube Relief.
Mecca! Buy her book!
Tami again!
That's it! Well done everyone!
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Post-event thoughts: We both had a wonderful time during Tube Relief Challenge and the post-event meet up at The George. I can honestly say that I will be doing this again. Jenni's not too sure but I will try to change her mind. We need to do all 274 stations next year!
I am still a little too tired to write up Thursday's report. I will leave that to Jenni.
BTW, next time I am in Malaysia I will do the whole KL metro system.
2 comments:
Hey Jon - excellent post on the party.
BTW things we were talking about last night
Hitchcock mosaics on the London Underground underpass at Leytonstone
http://www.thejoyofshards.co.uk/london/hitch/index.shtml
Also check out this site from Nick Cooper about the London Underground in films and TV
http://www.cwgcuser.org.uk/personal/subterra/lu/lufilmtv/lufandtv.htm
And don't forget Neverwhere either, I think you'll like it
http://www.goingunderground.net/neverwhere.html
Nice one! Cheers for the trouble! The Hitchcock mosaics is a real treat. I will definetly visit Leytonstone just to get some pictures of those mosaics.
Can't wait for the Neverwhere film.
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