What kind of crazy running track did you find???
There are way better tracks than the one shown: Parliament Hill has a good one, as does Battersea Park, Mile End, Lea Valley, Willesden, Crystal Palace...
And you got a cab there??? Did you not hear about our public transport system???
yeah wejo it only costs 60 pence to get a bus anywer in the city. ffs.
It's all a business expense for him...tax deductible, baby!
sorelegs wrote:
What kind of crazy running track did you find???
There are way better tracks than the one shown: Parliament Hill has a good one, as does Battersea Park, Mile End, Lea Valley, Willesden, Crystal Palace...
And you got a cab there??? Did you not hear about our public transport system???
I didn't pick the track, it's the track the athletes themselves picked. I don't determine what track is most convenient for them or force them to go anywhere.
And yes I've heard of Public transport. I'm taking it everywhere (even that is expensive here $8 (for a one way) on the subway ($10 all day).) I was more pressed for time and knew I'd spend a bit more but I'm already saving a ton on the hotels (priceline.com).
Obviously tourists are going to do some stupid things while in the city.
Which track is it?
the wejo is a poof and sub 4 is not track.
Hey Wejo - hope you're enjoying your stay, extortionate London prices and crazy escapades getting in to crappy tracks notwithstanding! (Buses can often be quicker and cheaper than the tube - also if you're here for a few days it can be worth getting an Oyster card.)
Feel free to ask some British letsrunners for any tips next time you're over!
I didn't even realize he was in London until yesterday. Thanks for the coverage wejo!
Go easy on Welton, he's from Texas and shouldn't be expected to have a clue.
eek, you've got to pick up an oyster card my friend. 1.50 GBP ($3) each way on the tube, 90p each way on a bus. as you now realize, it's much more expensive to pay in cash.
is the meet hotel near tower bridge? it is odd that all of those top runners ended up at the track pictured. i live within a mile of tower bridge and, unless i didn't recognize the track, i know of a better track within 2 miles of tower bridge.
all that aside, are people planning to watch the race together tomorrow? i'm thinking of just watching on the south side of tower bridge and then heading to a pub or alternatively watching from a pub first and watching the leaders go by somewhere around 23-25 miles. i feel like i should have a better plan. anyone?
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