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  1. Yes, I know, a bit of a no-no in some circles but did anyone see the "race"
    last week from Kew Bridge to City Airport? Which route would you have
    followed as a cyclist? I don't believe I would have followed Hammond up
    Chiswick High Road, Hammersmith Broadway, Kensington High Street. I'd have
    gone up the A4 over the flyover and past the Natural History Museum.

    And "stig" - bus to Gunnersbury then District to Monument then Bank on DLR -
    how about walk over Kew Bridge to the SWT station then Waterloo - drain to
    Bank and then DLR (or Jubliee to Canning Town then DLR).

    Did you notice the editing? Pieces out of order all over the place.
    Hammond went through Hammersmith after he'd been along Ken High Street at
    one point!

  2. On 16/11/2007 16:09, Graham Harrison said,

    Quoted message said:

    Yes, I know, a bit of a no-no in some circles but did anyone see the "race"
    last week from Kew Bridge to City Airport?

    Keep up at the back!

    --
    Paul Boyd
    http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

  3. Graham Harrison said:

    Yes, I know, a bit of a no-no in some circles but did anyone see the "race"
    last week from Kew Bridge to City Airport? Which route would you have
    followed as a cyclist? I don't believe I would have followed Hammond up
    Chiswick High Road, Hammersmith Broadway, Kensington High Street. I'd have
    gone up the A4 over the flyover and past the Natural History Museum.

    And "stig" - bus to Gunnersbury then District to Monument then Bank on DLR -
    how about walk over Kew Bridge to the SWT station then Waterloo - drain to
    Bank and then DLR (or Jubliee to Canning Town then DLR).

    Did you notice the editing? Pieces out of order all over the place.
    Hammond went through Hammersmith after he'd been along Ken High Street at
    one point

    I love Top Gear even though I've never driven a car and I really
    enjoyed that race.
    I was rooting for Hammond and Stig; I assumed they were taking roughly
    Thameside routes - but Stig definitely took the long way. Hammond won
    - he did really well; and he would've won by more if he weren't being
    filmed.

  4. "Graham Harrison" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Yes, I know, a bit of a no-no in some circles but did anyone see the
    "race" last week from Kew Bridge to City Airport? Which route would you
    have followed as a cyclist? I don't believe I would have followed
    Hammond up Chiswick High Road, Hammersmith Broadway, Kensington High
    Street. I'd have gone up the A4 over the flyover and past the Natural
    History Museum.

    And "stig" - bus to Gunnersbury then District to Monument then Bank on
    DLR - how about walk over Kew Bridge to the SWT station then Waterloo -
    drain to Bank and then DLR (or Jubliee to Canning Town then DLR).

    Did you notice the editing? Pieces out of order all over the place.
    Hammond went through Hammersmith after he'd been along Ken High Street at
    one point!

    Picking holes in the Top Gear races or challenges is as easy as doing the
    same in any Sci-fi or Action movie - once you've started, you can't stop.
    That's probably because Top Gear and those movies genres fall into the same
    category, i.e. pure entertainment, and not fact/documentary.

  5. In uk.rec.cycling Graham Harrison twisted the electrons to say:

    Quoted message said:

    Did you notice the editing? Pieces out of order all over the place.
    Hammond went through Hammersmith after he'd been along Ken High Street at
    one point!

    I believe the usual approach for the Top Gear challenges is that they
    have the event first, and then go back and doing any extra filming they
    feel they need afterwards ...
    --
    These opinions might not even be mine ...
    Let alone connected with my employer ...

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