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TAR 32: Speculation and Discussion of the **SPOILERS** WORKZONE!
BourkieBoy:
--- Quote from: I ♥ TAR on November 11, 2018, 05:30:43 AM ---Ohhh, thanks, TARUSAFan.
So I think we have 12 teams this season then. I wonder if there will be some kind of TAR10 elimination?
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Or, that dreaded double elimination, such as in TAR19....
DavidJunior:
I'm leaning more towards them finishing the first leg in Tobago earlier this morning. Phil appears to have been seen going through security, apparently on his way to Tobago. That sounds like he had been on the ground in Port of Spain already, and I don't see him heading there for leg 2 when leg 1 was just starting.
Monday seems more likely for a leg 2 start, though I don't really like the options out of Piarco tomorrow- it seems a bit sparse.
I'm wondering if they'll do a second leg in T&T or have an extended pit stop to get to better flight options on Tuesday?
My best guess is either connecting through Panama City to South America, or a visit to Barbados or Suriname before moving to Europe. Most other locations (esp. Guyana) are kind of dead ends in terms of moving onward to other regions.
I'm skeptical of them spending more than a leg or two in the Caribbean, so I'm not sure how likely Barbados actually is, but it does have descent connections onward to Europe.
I'm also doubtful they'd double back to the U.S. to connect onward.
Xoruz:
--- Quote from: Xoruz on November 11, 2018, 03:28:46 PM ---
--- Quote from: DavidJunior on November 11, 2018, 03:22:48 PM ---I'm leaning more towards them finishing the first leg in Tobago earlier this morning. Phil appears to have been seen going through security, apparently on his way to Tobago. That sounds like he had been on the ground in Port of Spain already, and I don't see him heading there for leg 2 when leg 1 was just starting.
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Been going through Instagram stories, mostly people partying. Did find one of Phil doing a task description for the Carnival around 10 PM local time.
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Based on this information and the fact that Phil was going thorough airport security around 12:15, I'm lean towards Carnival at night, HOO with staggered departures, and the leg ending in Tobago similar to TAR 28. Leg 1 should be over now.
BritishTARFan:
--- Quote from: DavidJunior on November 11, 2018, 03:22:48 PM ---I'm leaning more towards them finishing the first leg in Tobago earlier this morning. Phil appears to have been seen going through security, apparently on his way to Tobago. That sounds like he had been on the ground in Port of Spain already, and I don't see him heading there for leg 2 when leg 1 was just starting.
Monday seems more likely for a leg 2 start, though I don't really like the options out of Piarco tomorrow- it seems a bit sparse.
I'm wondering if they'll do a second leg in T&T or have an extended pit stop to get to better flight options on Tuesday?
My best guess is either connecting through Panama City to South America, or a visit to Barbados or Suriname before moving to Europe. Most other locations (esp. Guyana) are kind of dead ends in terms of moving onward to other regions.
I'm skeptical of them spending more than a leg or two in the Caribbean, so I'm not sure how likely Barbados actually is, but it does have descent connections onward to Europe.
I'm also doubtful they'd double back to the U.S. to connect onward.
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There are daily flights from Trinidad to London Gatwick on British Air via St Lucia where they can connect to some European destinations.
theschnauzers:
Prior legs on the Caribbean have involved doubling back through the US as in Cancun to Scotland via Miami, or using connections to move onwards, i.e., Jamaica to San Juan to Miami for a final leg. Need to think beyond direct flights; oftentimes connections will be necessary to get from country to country. Using Miami, for instance, opens up flights to Europe, Africa and South America.
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