Gareth Potter (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} ickoonite) wrote,@ 2005-07-09 13:43:00 |
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Making More Sense
It's all starting to make more sense now. I've just read the news on the BBC that the Tube bombings were almost simultaneous, which explains why King's Cross was just being closed at about 08:50 in the morning, i.e. just after I had bought my ticket. It made no sense that they would be closing the station 6 minutes before the bomb in the Piccadilly Line tunnel went off (or even 1-2 minutes before that at Liverpool Street/Aldgate).
What amazes me is that this wasn't already known.
It's all starting to make more sense now. I've just read the news on the BBC that the Tube bombings were almost simultaneous, which explains why King's Cross was just being closed at about 08:50 in the morning, i.e. just after I had bought my ticket. It made no sense that they would be closing the station 6 minutes before the bomb in the Piccadilly Line tunnel went off (or even 1-2 minutes before that at Liverpool Street/Aldgate).
What amazes me is that this wasn't already known.
