FetchPoint: The Game

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Night-owl Sep 2020 10:32pm, 4 Sep 2020 34,474 posts	0 Night-owl 9 miles that's fab Little Memo
Nellers Sep 2020 7:09am, 5 Sep 2020 37,112 posts	0 Nellers SO on the ethics of marking inaccessible bugs, I'm injured and not running but I'm managing a couple of bike rides a week. Today my bug is in a position where I can't get it on a bike but if I was running I could (off-road lumpy footpaths in the woods). I'm tempted to but if I do will that be legit?
ITG 🇮🇸 Sep 2020 8:25am, 5 Sep 2020 10,331 posts	0 ITG 🇮🇸 Bugpocalypse and Random Act of Awesomeness in the bag! I'll bow out now as I don't think there.is much more I can achieve up here, at least, nothing that earns me a badge! Winter arrived brutally yesterday so the long flower-planting bike rides out of time are going to be few and far between. Heading back to WSW and still eyeing that iron swim badge. Thanks for the ride!
Oranj Sep 2020 8:39am, 5 Sep 2020 2,217 posts	0 Oranj @Nellers If you can run to it, then it's accessible. Maybe walk?
Nellers Sep 2020 8:54am, 5 Sep 2020 37,113 posts	0 Nellers I’ll just take the hit then O. That’s kind of what I thought. If I was confident then I’d have already killed it.
BarefootEm Sep 2020 9:03am, 5 Sep 2020 1,446 posts	0 BarefootEm Well done ITG
Bright Strider Sep 2020 9:17am, 5 Sep 2020 164 posts	0 Bright Strider You're welcome, ITG. Nellers, would a slow bike ride along the footpath be alright? If not, perhaps it is currently inaccessible to you. Compare injury with mud and darkness in winter.
Fizz :-) Sep 2020 9:39am, 5 Sep 2020 4,256 posts	0 Fizz :-) There’s a very fine line between being injured and Fetch’s warning “You being lazy doesn’t count”. I wouldn’t personally mark it, but at least under the new(ish) rules, if you do mark it, it will be “unmarked” the next time you run through it.
DocM Sep 2020 9:59am, 5 Sep 2020 36,591 posts	0 DocM Could you walk to access it ?
Bright Strider Sep 2020 10:29am, 5 Sep 2020 165 posts	0 Bright Strider Fizz, Nellers is cycling to maintain activity, while an injury prevents him from running. He is not demonstrating laziness.