February 23, 20242 yr Where's our own resident Mr Genie? Biggest peacetime evacuation to get it out and moved. At 500kg, it's a big 'un.
February 23, 20242 yr I’m not being funny, but if there was a remote chance of it exploding, do we think it’d be lifted out and manhandled onto a boat and taken out to sea?
February 23, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said: Where's our own resident Mr Genie? He's drinking heavily after the shock of him discovering it. I leave it to you to decide which one he is (but I'm going for Wilson). WW's members as Dad's Army characters - now there's a thought........
February 24, 20242 yr My ex wife was head of comms at Canterbury City Council when they were rebuilding the city centre. This involved a three year archaeological dig before they could do any building due to the nature of it being, well Canterbury. Found loads, but one day she issued a PR that a WW2 bomb had been found. The city centre evacuated, army called etc turned out it was an upturned Roman urn. Edited February 24, 20242 yr by Not in Crawley
February 24, 20242 yr About 2 miles from Genie towers. They evacuated the whole Dockyard at 1030 yesterday when everyone actually in the exclusion zone didn’t need to leave till 1400. Asked my submariner mate if they should have been in there in case it went off and damaged buildings near the nuclear sub refit centre, no chance was reply.
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