Gregory wrote: > So what articles was it referring to? No idea, just says 'articles of terrorism.' I'd guess explosives, wires, mobile phones...
> And did they just take the GPS/mapping mention casually? He was quite chatty so I just mentioned the GPS and map-making to see what he'd say. Apparently there's nothing wrong with that. Give it a couple of years... I got a little worried when he found the plastic wrapper thing for some paracetamol in one of the pockets, although he didn't even bother to read the packets! Usefully, one of his colleagues was able to tell me how to get to the driving theory test centre (failed, unfortunately - 3 marks short on hazard perception). > Maybe they just like doing it fairly randomly now and then and know a > few things they can write. I guess the idea is to try and deter people from committing an 'act of terrorism.' I'm not certain its particularly effective. For a start there's another entrance where I rarely see any police, and obviously they can't monitor everyone coming in on trains from other stations. The officer I was stopped by even said I wasn't actually suspected of anything, it was only to go on record so they could be seen to be stopping white people. -- Cheers, Tom - www.tracktwo.com _______________________________________________ Talk-GB mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/talk-gb
