Cricket played high in the City
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Cricket played high in the City
City (of London) solicitor's firm Eversheds play cricket "high up above the City on the 1650 sq m roof" near St Paul's Cathedral. The building's green roof is "covered with plants in a bid to help the firm achieve its environmental targets".
Wow, could we see an inter-company tournament played across City roofs and could pedestrians below be 'hit for six'!
Wow, could we see an inter-company tournament played across City roofs and could pedestrians below be 'hit for six'!
filosofee- Number of posts : 1712
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filosofee wrote:City (of London) solicitor's firm Eversheds play cricket "high up above the City on the 1650 sq m roof" near St Paul's Cathedral. The building's green roof is "covered with plants in a bid to help the firm achieve its environmental targets".
Wow, could we see an inter-company tournament played across City roofs and could pedestrians below be 'hit for six'!
phurt, I've hit golf balls (well, one) down the main drag in my town.
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phurt, I've hit golf balls (well, one) down the main drag in my town.
Me too. The 13th hole overlooks the whole town. A well hit driver can just about reach the main road.
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Henry wrote:phurt, I've hit golf balls (well, one) down the main drag in my town.
Me too. The 13th hole overlooks the whole town. A well hit driver can just about reach the main road.
phurt again. I teed it up among the outdoor tables of a poncy cafe.
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Mick Sawyer wrote:Henry wrote:phurt, I've hit golf balls (well, one) down the main drag in my town.
Me too. The 13th hole overlooks the whole town. A well hit driver can just about reach the main road.
phurt again. I teed it up among the outdoor tables of a poncy cafe.
I think it was the reference to drag that attracted Trev.
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Mick Sawyer wrote:Henry wrote:phurt, I've hit golf balls (well, one) down the main drag in my town.
Me too. The 13th hole overlooks the whole town. A well hit driver can just about reach the main road.
phurt again. I teed it up among the outdoor tables of a poncy cafe.
It must be some feat carrying a driver around whilst cycling on a sunday morning. And where do you keep the ball under all that lycra?
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