Strange fog/light interaction around the BT Tower this morning.
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Amazing wasn't it. I didn't have a camera on me so I'm glad you caught it. The BT tower was lost in fog - yet everwhere else was bright and clear. Strange weather makes you appreciate London more.
One evening (soon) around 6:06 (or 12:06), the top of the tower will begin to rotate. It will take about 12 1/2 minutes to build the necessary angular momentum, but the motion will be obscured by the lovely colored light show, so familiar now that no one will notice anything (or, being English, will admit to noticing anything) until the ship whirls up and away over the rooftops of London and the remaining tower, having served its intended purpose, crashes to the street below in its unintended but ultimately more significant role as the starter's pistol of New Time.
Amazing wasn't it. I didn't have a camera on me so I'm glad you caught it. The BT tower was lost in fog - yet everwhere else was bright and clear. Strange weather makes you appreciate London more.
Posted by: Picklin' Paul | October 13, 2006 at 09:25 PM
fantastic. how i miss working next to that place
Posted by: funkypancake | October 13, 2006 at 10:04 PM
Have you read Saturday? I hated it.
Posted by: Ben | October 14, 2006 at 08:49 AM
Wow.
Posted by: Rob Mortimer | October 14, 2006 at 12:35 PM
I miss London
Posted by: Dylan Trees | October 14, 2006 at 04:20 PM
What does it mean?
Posted by: Graham | October 16, 2006 at 09:57 AM
One evening (soon) around 6:06 (or 12:06), the top of the tower will begin to rotate. It will take about 12 1/2 minutes to build the necessary angular momentum, but the motion will be obscured by the lovely colored light show, so familiar now that no one will notice anything (or, being English, will admit to noticing anything) until the ship whirls up and away over the rooftops of London and the remaining tower, having served its intended purpose, crashes to the street below in its unintended but ultimately more significant role as the starter's pistol of New Time.
Posted by: jeffre | October 17, 2006 at 10:38 AM