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@Philip - thanks for that info. i've only just returned to the uk and never knew about that. as to the precautions took, far better to be safe than sorry. i'm just sorry some of those around me yesterday, didn't think the same way.
VERY surprised it wasn't even worth a mention on the nightly news. And STILL nothing online either .... All day and night, that's wondrous strange !!
I was VERY dismayed at some of the publics reaction though. Giving he Police grief, complaining about the inconvenience etc etc. Thankfully it turned out to be nothing? I am sure if it had turned out to be worse case scenario (and let's face it, we have all seen it happen - London bombings etc) these same people would be the first up in arms if their relation was injured. VERY poor show, as the ...
A few thoughts here, so pleade excuse the individual postings, but posting via iPad doesn't allow for paragraph formatting. Firstly WELL DONE to all those involved, Police and the Naval Bomb Disposal Squad. From my first hand experience (evacuated quickly & efficiently from nearby building) they all did an awesome job in a bad situation. Big thumbs up to the co-ordinations team - setting up road ...
I was evacuated out of our building, and made to wait it out at the railway carpark. Whatever it turns out to be, hoax or not, the Police, I thought did a wonderfully calm job. Although I am surprised at the lack of loud speakers to help evacuate and control. But alls well, that ends well :-)
Great result, from awesome crews & teams !! My praises to all those involved and best wishes to the lady rescued.
Hopefully just a training exercise. One day someone's life (maybe mine) will rely on that training, so being kept awake for an hour or so, is a small price to pay.
For a couple of hours. It was on a holding pattern, mainly hovering out to sea off Teignmouth and then flying over Dawlish waterfront. Hope all was well, and everyone OK
Why is a helicopter keeping me awake?
Great stuff !!
