The bombing of London

[NZtyphoon]

Hate to be irreverent, but that so reminds me of the chocolate Jaffa races down the steepest street in the world, Baldwin Street, here in Dunedin:

http://chocolatecarnival.co.nz/jaffa_race

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dunedin...5130/lightbox/

An interesting site, nevertheless.

Back on topic, are there still UXBs being discovered in London and elsewhere? - I see there was one

discovered in 2008.

[major_setback]

Interesting. They're very evenly spread.

[Glider]

Originally Posted by NZtyphoon

Back on topic, are there still UXBs being discovered in London and elsewhere?[/url] - I see there was one

Yes. At Southend we often see the Bomb Disposal teams going out onto the sand at low tide to deal with bombs dropped into the thames by bombers on their way to and from London.
Once one went off and I promise you that if people think these old bombs are inert they are very wrong. A huge amount of sand and mud went up into the air. I would guess on average the teams are called out once every 6-8 weeks.