Anonymous ID: 397490 Oct. 16, 2020, 12:30 a.m. No.11099881   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0457 >>3388 >>5626 >>5939 >>5981 >>4108 >>4167 >>9044 >>1879 >>2119 >>7248

>>11082815

JAN-JUN 2014 CALENDAR, UK HOLIDAYS

https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/?year=2014&country=9

 

1 Jan New Year's Day

2 Jan 2nd January (Scotland)

1 Mar St. David's Day (Wales)

17 Mar St Patrick's Day (Northern Ireland)

18 Apr Good Friday

20 Apr Easter Sunday

21 Apr Easter Monday (ENG, NIR, WAL)

21 Apr Easter Monday (Scotland)

 

28 Apr St. George's Day

5 May Early May Bank Holiday

26 May Spring Bank Holiday

14 Jun Queen's Birthday

12 Jul Battle of the Boyne (Northern Ireland)

14 Jul 'Battle of the Boyne' observed (Northern Ireland)

4 Aug Summer Bank Holiday (Scotland)

25 Aug Summer Bank Holiday (ENG, NIR, WAL)

 

31 Oct Halloween

5 Nov Guy Fawkes Day

9 Nov Remembrance Sunday

30 Nov St Andrew's Day (Scotland)

1 Dec 'St Andrew's Day' observed (Scotland)

25 Dec Christmas Day

26 Dec Boxing Day

Anonymous ID: 397490 Oct. 16, 2020, 3:13 p.m. No.11108195   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8418 >>5777 >>4077 >>8964 >>2079 >>7191

>>11106881, >>11105692, >>11105626

>>11082553. >>11103388

 

It is frustrating that the evidence has become difficult to reconcile. What carries us forward?

 

Have reviewed loads of vids where people are coming and go through the bounds of the EMB pics. All kinds of traffic, at different times of day/night and, apparently, days of the week.

 

Traffic has surely been studied to death in such a city. So how might that body of work test our expectations? Worth digging.

 

When Q referred to 'car attack' I thot it was meant to be a warning about terrorism. Then I thot of how the changes to lanes is a sort of attack on car traffic. And there was a response from cabbies and the like to the reduction in lanes for the sake of cycle routes - especially the segregated routes on the EMBANKMENT. So there are different ways of thinking about 'car attack'. Parking is also at issue in that part of London in particular.

 

And, yes, it did cross my mind that the fatal accident might have been somehow connected to the warning. But from what I have read, and there is not a huge amount online, is that it was a single vehicle accident - a lone motorbike. Odd tho, isn't it, that this fatality occurred where it did and when it did? It is a morbid notion, admittedly, but may be worth a dig. The Coroner's report was found by happenstance. Not sure that the City's reponse to it was rapid because it took months before the permanent rebound bollards were installed - and even after that damaged one have not been replaced very quickly. I may be mistaken but for some reason those bollards have been knocked about quite a bit on those islands. I mean, compare with Piccadillly where the traffic is way greater and you'll see bollards are not missing. Maybe just a matter of greater attention paid.

 

Ok, so these are three areas to dig. Traffic, including the parking, particularly during the years before the changes to lanes. Damage to bollards on pedestrian islands. And, thirdly, the circumstances of the fatal motorbike accident.

 

Some moar thots to follow.

Anonymous ID: 397490 Oct. 16, 2020, 3:32 p.m. No.11108418   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8878 >>5777 >>4077 >>8964 >>2079 >>7191

>>11108195

 

By way of example, consider other cities that are government centres, highly touristic, and densely populated in their govt/tourist areas. Traffic might fall into three broad categories. Local traffic that is shaped by commuters into and out of the govt and related offices and facilities. This will be a heavy mix with lots of public transit use and, in the case of London, increasing cycle traffic. Mostly, this translates into pedestrian traffic at certain times of day and concentrated around office hours.

 

Another category would be the flow of tourists - visitors both domestic and foreign. That translates into coaches and quite a bit of public transit use - which then are feeders of pedestrians around the big tourist sites. London is a good walking city for visitors. At all times of day and night - all week long. On the EMBANKMENT, coach parking has always been a big deal - especially before and during the changes to the lanes. When coaches are not in those spots, other traffic tends to make use of the kerbside.

 

A third board category would be 'through-traffic' which would be mixed - commuters getting from A to B, tourists same, and locals going about their normal business. This would be traffic not to EMB destinations. I think that cabbies are a good example of this. Cut thru the best routes between fares - and for the best fares. This was expressed fairly strongly in the court cases regardinng the bike-lead changes to lanes and parking in the EMBANKMENT area generally. Some of this is specific to the bounds of Q pics.

 

Look at all the London pics, but especially EMB, and consider these types of traffic. Does the pictorial evidence meet your expectations? If not, are the expectations off or the activity within the camera frame is off?

 

To keep this as simple as we can, maybe spend some time reviewing vids of traffic through the EMBANKMENT. Just observe and see what might provide a lead. An example might be the presence of cabs. Or coaches. Or motorbikes, as we have discussed. The parking might not match the representation in the street flow.

 

I have noticed that at times, during daylight hours, the TATT and HISP have not been very busy. Thot it was just timing. But then it is common enough in the many vids online that it makes me second guess my first impression.

 

I do think that we've narrowed down the time range successfully. And I do think the MAR 5 2014 bookend is gud but not precise for reasons mentioned upbread. To resolve that bookend with lunar/tidal info just may need to use brute force and search for the evidence in pics and vids during MAR-APR 2014.

Anonymous ID: 397490 Oct. 16, 2020, 5:03 p.m. No.11109646   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9876 >>5882 >>4096

>>11108924

TY Anon, noic pic. Unfortunately the scaffold at issue was located right behind Big Ben. The pic shows a similar type of shrouding on a similar spier. But different position than in Q's pics.

 

Still useful because it confirms the period we have identified so far. And your pic and its date taken would move the bookend back to end of MAR 2014, possibly earlier.

 

We have pics/vids showing the winter scaffold, which matches Q, was still in place 20 MAR 2014. Your piece of the puzzle narrows the time range to about 10 days in MAR 2014.

Anonymous ID: 397490 Oct. 16, 2020, 5:20 p.m. No.11109864   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5903 >>2094 >>7211

>>11106881

 

CH pic observations -

 

In all of the CH pics, including ROT3, there is a light on behind the central window on 2nd floor. Daylight pic shows it too.

 

In all pics, except Daylight, the 3rd floor light is on but 'shrouded' as Anons upbread suggested one might reasonably do if occupying the room while lights are on outside at night. Maybe an all nighter turned into a late morning sleep-in.

 

In ROT3 there appeared to be a light in the lower left corner of the 'blacked out' window on 3rd floor above the central window on 2nd. Then compare the windows to either side of these central windows on 2nd and 3rd floors.

 

Third floor three windows are dark in the daylight - morning. Lit on the left in the other pics, dark on the other side.