epsilon75 wrote:Er indoors got a sneak preview of it on Thursday BM,Sir Anthony Hopkins will unveil it today and they have gone down to see it.........it will be packed there today and its not before time that this statue was put up in the town for TC.
He must have been another to succumb to the American influenzacantosis wrote:epsilon75 wrote:Er indoors got a sneak preview of it on Thursday BM,Sir Anthony Hopkins will unveil it today and they have gone down to see it.........it will be packed there today and its not before time that this statue was put up in the town for TC.
Didn`t Hopkins give up his welsh passport to become an American?
Did'nt feel it but it looks quite a tremor for the UKbigmoog wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7266136.stm
anyone feel the tremor?.....I think I did
Yep - definitely. I was in bed, reading, with headphones on (Robin Guthrie and Harold Budd). My bed began to shake back and forth. Initially I thought it was my house-mate back from the pub (we have bouncy floor-boards), but it got stronger. I took the headphones off, and could hear a mild rumble and saw that my synth racks and angle-poise were all shaking quite violently. Then it stopped and the whole house was eerily silent.bigmoog wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7266136.stm
anyone feel the tremor?.....I think I did
No injuries fortunately! The worst hit area of the country seems to be Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. It's amazing how widespread the tremors were felt though, and how some areas people felt nothing, whereas others felt loads only a few miles away. I suppose geology has a lot to do with it.Laserdisc Dream wrote:Is everybody okay at doing the Earthquake in London.
