Sunday, July 5, 2009
St. Paul's Survives the London Blitz
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Graduate student in library and information science records her daily journey during her final course in multimedia while in London, Paris, and beyond. YOU CAN ADD COMMENTS AS ANONYMOUS BENEATH THE BLOG (but put your name in your comment so I know who it is). THANK YOU.
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Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteDid you find out what "Danger UXB" means?
During WWII, many of the bombs that fell on London (and other British cities) did not explode when they landed. There were so many of these bombs, it took years to find them all. When one was identified, prior to it being removed, the location was marked with Danger UXB to keep citizens away. UXB = Unexploded Bomb.
SMK
Yes, one of my flatmates looked it up when I asked if anyone knew. I haven't seen any to photograph yet, but truthfully, I haven't looked hard. Too busy trying not to trip over someone!
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