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![]() I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... |
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John Rowland wrote: I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... I'm sure you had a great view whilst you went, but didn't they mind you peeing in their lifts ? Nick -- Serendipity: http://www.leverton.org/blosxom (last update 17th February 2008) "The Internet, a sort of ersatz counterfeit of real life" -- Janet Street-Porter, BBC2, 19th March 1996 |
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Nick Leverton wrote:
In article , John Rowland wrote: I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... I'm sure you had a great view whilst you went, but didn't they mind you peeing in their lifts ? But it was so much fun, with the view 30 metres down into the crowded swimming pool. |
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On Mar 19, 7:58 am, Nick Leverton wrote:
In article , John Rowland wrote: I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... I'm sure you had a great view whilst you went, but didn't they mind you peeing in their lifts ? He didn't say it was a pee... |
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On Mar 19, 12:58 am, "John Rowland"
wrote: I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... My favourites are in Memorial Hall, Great Queen Street. In one set you enter in one pair of doors but exit from a pair in an adjacent - not opposite - wall. It may not sound much but it's unexpected the first time one sees it. |
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John Rowland wrote:
I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... Give me a paternoster any day. Are there any left in London? Colin McKenzie |
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![]() "Colin McKenzie" wrote in message ... John Rowland wrote: I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... Give me a paternoster any day. There's one in the parliament building in Helsinki. Visitors to the building are barred from using it "because it's dangerous". tim |
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On Thu, 20 Mar 2008, Colin McKenzie wrote:
John Rowland wrote: I popped into the Hilton Metropole today to use the lav, but was amazed by the lifts, so I used them. One of them even gives you a view of the London Eye. I wonder if there is a top ten of great lifts online... Give me a paternoster any day. Yep. Quick, efficient, and absolutely terrifying. Are there any left in London? According to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paterno...United_Kingdom Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow Viscount House building, Heathrow Airport But it sounds like neither are open to the public. tom -- mimeotraditionalists |
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![]() "Tom Anderson" wrote in message h.li... On Thu, 20 Mar 2008, Colin McKenzie wrote: Give me a paternoster any day. Yep. Quick, efficient, and absolutely terrifying. Are there any left in London? According to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paterno...United_Kingdom Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow Viscount House building, Heathrow Airport But it sounds like neither are open to the public. What are the odds they are still in widespread use all over mainland Europe, but considered totally unsafe here... Paul |
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![]() "Paul Scott" wrote in message ... "Tom Anderson" wrote in message h.li... On Thu, 20 Mar 2008, Colin McKenzie wrote: Give me a paternoster any day. Yep. Quick, efficient, and absolutely terrifying. Are there any left in London? According to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paterno...United_Kingdom Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow Viscount House building, Heathrow Airport But it sounds like neither are open to the public. What are the odds they are still in widespread use all over mainland Europe, but considered totally unsafe here... did you not see my post? tim |
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