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Feb 2017
5:48pm, 5 Feb 2017
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FleaCircus
good call :)
Feb 2017
5:48pm, 5 Feb 2017
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Columba
20 bridges? - Was this the longest TBC ever?

Or just the bridgiest?
Feb 2017
5:49pm, 5 Feb 2017
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FleaCircus
certainly not the longest, we had a couple of 16 milers, but definitely the bridgiest (some of them were very small)
Feb 2017
6:12pm, 5 Feb 2017
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ChrisHB
The problem with Oxford is that you can no longer run from Magdelen(e) Bridge past Parson's Pleasure to the back of the University Parks and the Rainbow Bridge.

Otherwise, starting at the Trout and running down the Thames and up the Cherwell and back through Port Meadow would be ideal.
Feb 2017
6:33pm, 5 Feb 2017
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alpenrose
Has the TBC1 been done going over the bridges the other way yet?

Perhaps the next one should be back in London so it's more accessible to more northern Fetchies.
Feb 2017
11:30am, 6 Feb 2017
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sinj999
Momento installed at work.
Thanks JC and GC for a great TBC.

Mar 2017
9:00pm, 12 Mar 2017
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Eynsham Red
Don't get too excited. This isn't announcing a new TBC, but I've just entered a London Bridges Challenge which is happening in July. It's a seven mile walk organized by Kidney Research UK, which is a charity close to my heart (and kidney).
It's exciting because London is almost abroad to me! In sixty years I've visited the capital seven times (two marathons, two weddings, one passport office and two sight seeing).
I've asked if I can run the course rather than walk, but I'm just looking forward going whatever their answer. The route is Tower to London bridge and back.
Mar 2017
6:34am, 13 Mar 2017
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McGoohan
Tower Bridge to London Bridge and back is about half a mile. Presumably they'll be throwing some more bridges in there?
Mar 2017
7:28am, 13 Mar 2017
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Eynsham Red
Senile moment there. Tower bridge to Westminster and back. Apparently we're not allowed to use the railway bridges though!
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Mar 2017
8:03am, 13 Mar 2017
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.B.
Sounds like fun :-)

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Maintained by McGoohan
Welcome to the TBC thread.

Rules:
1. Cross a bridge when you can.
2. Try not to fall in.
3. That's it.

Next event, 11th Oct 2025 This will be the ...er... 10.5th anniversary

Route:literally TBC

Join the event here: also TBC ;-)
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