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  1. While perusing the sustrans website this afternoon, looking for a way to get to the start of
    Saturday's Audax, I noticed that on NCN near Hailsham there is a "String Theory" Subway. I thought
    the entrance was a bit dark, but I didn't realise it might be a black hole.

    Tim
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    fast and gripping, non pompous, glossy and credible.

  2. Tim Hall said:

    While perusing the sustrans website this afternoon, looking for a way to get to the start of
    Saturday's Audax, I noticed that on NCN near Hailsham there is a "String Theory" Subway. I thought
    the entrance was a bit dark, but I didn't realise it might be a black hole.

    Tim

    That's an intrestring theory :-)
    --
    Michael MacClancy

  3. Be careful, you just might be entering 10 dimensional space, or even 26 dimensional space! Is the
    subway really a worm-hole to another universe, where everyone has really lightweight bikes and there
    are smooth cycle ways wide enough for 6 cyclists & no cars of course. It must exist, after all all
    possible universes do exist (in some theorys).

    Right, of to Hailsham's gateway to a better cyclelife!

    Niv. (slighty mad this morning). "Tim Hall" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    While perusing the sustrans website this afternoon, looking for a way to get to the start of
    Saturday's Audax, I noticed that on NCN near Hailsham there is a "String Theory" Subway. I thought
    the entrance was a bit dark, but I didn't realise it might be a black hole.

    Tim
    --

    fast and gripping, non pompous, glossy and credible.

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