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Yes we should - appropriately themed, of course. Thanks for setting it up DG, glad you attracted a good response.
Waterhouse | 03.03.12 - 8:16 a.m. | #
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Great fun, I got 2 from the sidelines.....
Late up today DG?
NLW | 03.03.12 - 8:44 a.m. | #
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Thanks DG
This is only my second comment on a blog I've now followed for some time and think it's absolutely brilliant so I'm chuffed to have won, and pleased to be in the company of fellow pedants with a transport interest......
Stephen Hosking | 03.03.12 - 8:47 a.m. | #
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Ooh - edged out of the winners' enclosure by my over-pedantic analysis of the last question (and far too much time spent scrutinising maps of the Poyle area at very large scale to see exactly where the GLA boundary goes.....)
Timbo | 03.03.12 - 11:11 a.m. | #
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Damn this busy period I'm going through, have only been making brief visits.
Well done Stephen. I look forward to your next one DG.
CF
PS got you at least two new readers this week (he says obsequeously)
ChingfordFlaneur | 03.03.12 - 3:17 p.m. | #
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really interesting - both the questions and answers... look forward to the next...
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Congrats Stephen! and thanks again DG for an interesting and challenging quiz. Will just have to up the pedantry and detail next time :)
Interesting that folk gave "M4/M4 Spur" as an answer to Q10... that opens up a whole different can of roadgeekery worms (what makes a road a road? continuity? assigned number? etc). Please do this again sometime!
Pgd (David Fisher) | 04.03.12 - 8:47 p.m. | #
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