Re: Apple Store London: I was there, but I didn't get in....

[Susan Platter]

	We went to the Store around 4pm and queued for ten minutes or less. 
What an impressive place! The music was too loud, though and probably 
over permissible limits for a workplace. Those glass stairs were well 
worth a visit, but we were so busy queuing for 20inch iMacs that we 
never went up them!
	I agree with you about the Expo; the best thing about that was meeting 
up with some of my MacCafe buddies, though the 30" monitors and Tiger 
were a definite plus.
Susan Platter
Swindon, Wiltshire

On 20 Nov, 2004, at 22:19, Tom Burke wrote:
Well I was past the new store twice today, but didn't get in. Queues 
around the corner at 1:30, and even still queuing at 5pm. It was 
raining, and I decided to not queue.

And Mac Expo was a bit of a disappointment - it seemed smaller than 
last year (fewer exhibitors?), and there were certainly fewer 
visitors.

Ah well - the 90 minutes in the British Museum were good.

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