I used to work in an environment of possible sudden attack. It played on my mind a lot. The "threat" was very real at the time, or at least that's what they said . . .
At the time in the 80s we were told to look under our cars all the time. When we went in to work they regularly checked under our cars with mirrors on rollers (wish I had a shot). It was total paranoia!
This shot is of a mate at Kelvedon Nuclear Bunker. http://www.secretnuclearbunker.com/ The madness seems so long ago now, a new madness today.
I shot somebody from a block of flats in the arse with an air rifle. This was in my teens, I was anti social and a good shot which isn't a great mix for the general public.
I really Like that, Ken.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the story? Killer african bees right?
I knew it
At the time in the 80s we were told to look under our cars all the time. When we went in to work they regularly checked under our cars with mirrors on rollers (wish I had a shot). It was total paranoia!
ReplyDeleteThis shot is of a mate at Kelvedon Nuclear Bunker.
http://www.secretnuclearbunker.com/
The madness seems so long ago now, a new madness today.
It's a fantastic photograph. Can't believe I've not seen it until now.
ReplyDeleteWhat work were you doing? I guess you're talking about the IRA with the car bombs
Thanks Sean. It was partly messing about but I've been to that bunker a few times now and it just gives me the real creeps.
ReplyDeleteI used to test military stuff for the MOD, make sure things were safe to handle for the forces.
You tested potatoe peelers?
ReplyDeleteI'm going to start calling you Q
I am Q :)
ReplyDeleteI shot somebody from a block of flats in the arse with an air rifle. This was in my teens, I was anti social and a good shot which isn't a great mix for the general public.
ReplyDeleteOuch!!
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