Events that will never be forgotten
Discussion
SydneyBridge said:
And you can remember exactly where you were and what you were doing
9/11
Diana
Hillsborough
Live aid (not all bad events)
These are the ones that spring to mind, must be many more
Ill in bed. The news was being very repetitive and boring. Something about a plane crash in the US.9/11
Diana
Hillsborough
Live aid (not all bad events)
These are the ones that spring to mind, must be many more
Just woken up to go to a car show.
No idea.
No idea.
For 9/11 I was running an ID parade. We had a TV in the waiting room for witnesses/victims.
The first victim had gone on the parade and we waited for the second, and waited. And waited. i went with the defendant's brief to the waiting room and got there with a few minutes to the second crash. One witness was crying.
I ran the two witness through and went straight back as I thought there would be more.
The first victim had gone on the parade and we waited for the second, and waited. And waited. i went with the defendant's brief to the waiting room and got there with a few minutes to the second crash. One witness was crying.
I ran the two witness through and went straight back as I thought there would be more.
InformationSuperHighway said:
For 9/11 I was at work all day and someone came in saying a small plane had hit the WTC, something like a tiny Cessna or 2 person plane etc.. Nasty accident but life goes on.
I came home and put the news on to find it a whole paradigm different.
I was in a year 8 history class at a new school as we were moving house and the teacher told us similar, didn't think much of it until I'd got back to the house we were moving from and put on the TV. I came home and put the news on to find it a whole paradigm different.
Aberfan. The day rolled out slowly. I was working in a factory but we had updates over the tannoy. Very little work done that day, but no criticism from management. Absolutely horrific and the thing that stayed in my mind was a doctor working to save kids not knowing how here own were.
I can t always remember when, but as events a few are indelible.
911.
Chernobyl.
The storming of the London embassy.
Ayrton Senna.
Richard Burns.
Colin Mcrae.
The death of the drummer from Rush, Neil Peart.
Prince guitar solo in My guitar gently weeps.
Brexit result.
The day Covid became real.
Lockerbie.
Newcastle finally winning a cup.
I ll stop there, it s a long list.
911.
Chernobyl.
The storming of the London embassy.
Ayrton Senna.
Richard Burns.
Colin Mcrae.
The death of the drummer from Rush, Neil Peart.
Prince guitar solo in My guitar gently weeps.
Brexit result.
The day Covid became real.
Lockerbie.
Newcastle finally winning a cup.
I ll stop there, it s a long list.
BikeBikeBIke said:
Ayrton Senna is a good one.
Was with GF watching "Name of the Rose" (well we weren't watching it) which must have followed the GP and my btother knocked on the window to tell me
Hearing it on the car radio coming back from spectating at Silverstone.Was with GF watching "Name of the Rose" (well we weren't watching it) which must have followed the GP and my btother knocked on the window to tell me
(Wanting to get home to watch the BBC highlights).
Edited by Milkyway on Friday 11th September 18:30
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