title	SwiftKey Does AirSoft, Epsom, Surrey - 11th June 2015
intro	Most of the Keyboard Team takes a day off from work to run around an old World War II air-raid shelter complex, hewn out of the chalk on the edge of Epsom town centre, to shoot each other with hard plastic BB pellets - the "soft" in the trade name clearly being some sort of "in joke". The air-raid shelter, only used twice during the war in anger, is a great location for this sort of thing as it provides an extensive network of tunnels and, being underground, is a chilly 11°C so running around with hats, hoodies, gloves and various layers of protection isn't too sweaty.
imgc1309	A fire drill brings the whole company out
imgc1310	Waterloo station concourse
imgc1311	Some sort of Jurassic Park promo
imgc1314	The Waterloo station clock
imgc1315	Fran arrives at Waterloo station
imgc1316	Tehmur does some sort of gang sign
imgc1318	Tourists pose with velociraptors
imgc1319	Hanging around and poking devices
imgc1320	A Velociraptor gives the hairy eyeball
imgc1321	More Waterloo Station
imgc1322	A less-than convenient place to leave a power socket
imgc1323	A Southern Trains Class 321 to Guildford
imgc1324	More Tehmur action on the train
imgc1325	Bea looks up
imgc1326	Waterloo wheelie bins
imgc1327	On the station steps at Epsom
imgc1328	Hanging around outside Epsom station
imgc1329	Stony waits for Sumaiya and Michał to get coffee
imgc1330	On a traffic island
imgc1331	A wrecked house surrounded by manicured suburbia
imgc1332	Coffey by the entrance to the underground lair
imgc1333	We get our first taste of life underground
imgc1334	First off, there's a guided tour of the tunnels
imgc1336	In the tunnels
imgc1337	Tunnels run off in all directions
imgc1340	Coffey looks up
imgc1343	There's an introduction to the weapons
imgc1345	More wartime tunnels
imgc1347	Bea is masked up and ready to go
imgc1349	Jess roams around
imgc1351	Ready for the first round
imgc1353	A break after a long session of running around
imgc1355	We escape to the surface for some late lunch
imgc1356	Coffey in the woods
imgc1357	Chicken-shop food arrives
imgc1359	Rusty iron girders
imgc1363	Coffey loads up some more ammo
imgc1365	The base is empty
imgc1368	The last game involves getting shot in the bum
imgc1369	A row of chairs waits
imgc1371	Random graffiti on a wartime wall
imgc1372	The entrance to the bunker
imgc1373	These tracks don't seem to know where they're going
imgc1376	Waiting for a train
imgc1377	Colourful graffiti on a wall near Wimbledon
imgc1378	More graffiti
imgc1381	Building in progress
imgc1383	More extensive building works
imgc1385	A church and the Shard
imgc1386	Derelict rail-side portakabins
imgc1391	Looking up the tracks
imgc1392	Platforms 2 and 3 at Waterloo
imgc1393	Another view of Platform 2
imgc1394	In the underground
imgc1395	Waiting at Waterloo Underground
imgc1396	The most boring train-driving job in the world
imgc1397	Funky tunnel of light
imgc1398	Bank underground station
imgc1399	It's heaving down at Bank underground station
imgc1400	Crammed in along the platform
imgc1401	A massive stack of fruit and vegetables
imgc1402	Nosher's train on Platform 8 at Liverpool Street
imgc1403	Street art on a building just off Brick Lane
imgc1405	More graffiti
imgc1406	Runch in action
imgc1408	The Hank Zipzer building
imgc1409	A WWII pillbox outside Diss station
imgc1410	Inside the Diss Station pillbox
imgc1411	A brick wall in a pillbox
imgc1412	The almost-hidden pill box by the station