Soil_Sampler
10-05-11, 06:03 PM
http://prollyisnotprobably.com/2011/10/the_london_olympic_velodrome_l.php
Track Cycling: Velodrome Racing and Training Area - London Velodrome
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chasm54
10-06-11, 03:57 AM
Better pictures of it here. (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12301465)
It is a dramatic building, it was shortlisted for the annual architecture prize in the UK. Didn't win, as it happens.
It is a dramatic building, it was shortlisted for the annual architecture prize in the UK. Didn't win, as it happens.
chas58
10-06-11, 09:27 AM
You sure you don't mean this velodrome? Its also located in London:
http://www.forestcityvelodrome.ca/
There is more than one London velodrome and more than one London.
Reminds me of that Brittish couple a few years ago who booked a trip to Sydney, excited at what a good price they had for the plane tickets - only to be shocked to land in Syndey (NS) Canada, not Sydney Australia.
http://www.forestcityvelodrome.ca/
There is more than one London velodrome and more than one London.
Reminds me of that Brittish couple a few years ago who booked a trip to Sydney, excited at what a good price they had for the plane tickets - only to be shocked to land in Syndey (NS) Canada, not Sydney Australia.
chasm54
10-06-11, 10:01 AM
There is more than one London velodrome and more than one London.
Nah, there's only one London. The rest are pale imitations. I'm sure there's more than one person called Muhammad Ali, but there's only one real Muhammad Ali...
There is more than one London velodrome, though, they're in the process of refurbishing the Herne Hill velodrome in South London that hosted the cycling for the 1948 Olympics.
Nah, there's only one London. The rest are pale imitations. I'm sure there's more than one person called Muhammad Ali, but there's only one real Muhammad Ali...
There is more than one London velodrome, though, they're in the process of refurbishing the Herne Hill velodrome in South London that hosted the cycling for the 1948 Olympics.
jdon
10-07-11, 09:25 AM
Nah, there's only one London. The rest are pale imitations. I'm sure there's more than one person called Muhammad Ali, but there's only one real Muhammad Ali...
There is more than one London velodrome, though, they're in the process of refurbishing the Herne Hill velodrome in South London that hosted the cycling for the 1948 Olympics.
One is city of beer swilling drunken students and the other is a city in Europe. Oh wait, the imitation isn't so pale. :)
There is more than one London velodrome, though, they're in the process of refurbishing the Herne Hill velodrome in South London that hosted the cycling for the 1948 Olympics.
One is city of beer swilling drunken students and the other is a city in Europe. Oh wait, the imitation isn't so pale. :)