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The Day the UK Stopped - River Song - 17 October 2015 Came across this BBC Mocumentary - it's about 1-1/2 hours long and shows how just one thing can cause complete shutdown all over the place -- the dependencies on each other is frightening. Think I'll stop at home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6BxSbx1Fm0 RE: The Day the UK Stopped - bigpaul - 17 October 2015 what have I always said about the "domino" effect, one thing affects something else that affects a third a fourth, so on and so forth, nope, nobody ever gets it. RE: The Day the UK Stopped - Straight Shooter - 17 October 2015 Really enjoyed that ...thanks RS RE: The Day the UK Stopped - Mortblanc - 17 October 2015 A "Mockumentary"? Who are they mocking? RE: The Day the UK Stopped - BeardyMan - 19 October 2015 Ooooo, cheers RS, will have a gander later! RE: The Day the UK Stopped - Nix - 19 October 2015 Hi RS, hope you got your solar sorted out, thanks for the link, will try and view it maybe tonight.. RE: The Day the UK Stopped - Tibbs735 - 20 October 2015 Added to my watch list, I'll comment more when I've seen it. RE: The Day the UK Stopped - Nix - 20 October 2015 Enjoyed it, very well done and certainly highlights the fact that so much of the UK is near to max capacity in many aspects. Had a neighbour a while back caught in a gridlock on M1 for 6 hours! RE: The Day the UK Stopped - bigpaul - 20 October 2015 just a small "fender bender" will lock down a road for hours sometimes. RE: The Day the UK Stopped - bigpaul - 20 October 2015 just this morning the M5 near Cullompton was closed for over an hour due to an escaped Bullock. |