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Detailed Analysis of St Barts Location
Someone's gone to a lot of trouble taking photographs, labelling them, matching them up with scenes from the Fall etc...
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Re: Detailed Analysis of St Barts Location
this is absolutely wonderful!! thx foir posting!!
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Absolutely! "Good job" not-tobe-messed-with Librarian
Living in London is even more fun when on can do this kind of thing
Thanks for posting the url Sherlock H. :D
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Also love that 'London' is subtitled 'Londinivm', presumably to help any time-travelled Romans who came through the Cardiff rift
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Re: Detailed Analysis of St Barts Location
An amazing piece of work that must have taken ages to get right.
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That dude has wayyy to much time on his hands. He'll be a blithering mess by the time the new series starts,lol.
It was good though as it answered some of my questions that I had & short of going to London, they were not ones I could have asked in an easy way.
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I think this thread needs a timely bump seeing as people are theorising about where he jumped from.
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Mycroft’s popularity doesn’t surprise me at all. He is, after all, incredibly beautiful, clever and well-dressed. And beautiful. Did I mention that?
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Wow, that is a lot of work...
Not quite sure what to gain from it though. It's nice to see, but it adds nothing to the theories about the jump, does it?
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Not really; but some are questioning whether he really jumped and from which building; etc. I think the idea is we didn't see what we saw; but we did.
I make so much sense sometimes; usually when I am asleep.
Oh and theres a question about what the sniper could see. I better run off and find where it tells you which building the sniper was in now ...... *running away again*
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Sherlock Holmes 28 March 13:08
Mycroft’s popularity doesn’t surprise me at all. He is, after all, incredibly beautiful, clever and well-dressed. And beautiful. Did I mention that?
--Mark Gatiss
"I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant."
Robert McCloskey
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Wow, I love that kind of dedication. Great job by the blogger
Now I have to rewatch TRF to see if the door really wobbled when Sherlock closed it. :D
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Sherlock Holmes wrote:
Someone's gone to a lot of trouble taking photographs, labelling them, matching them up with scenes from the Fall etc...
Funny. I just googled "livejournal.quarryquest" and found that ;). I was in London with my son for six days during winter break, and, yes, I have to confess, that I made a pilgramage to St. Bart´s also. And by coincidence I met that writer last Saturday who was again taking photographs and we were talking for a while....
And that is the result (you have to scroll down, leave the hamster behind ;), see the photograph of a house under construction which is opposite of St. Bart´s and press the picasa link below):
Wow, she´s really devoted to her job....
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This is all nice to lok at but I try not to look at outside sources since it's been emphasized time and again that all the events/actions that anteceded the conclusion can be seen by watching the episode at normal speed.
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This is all nice to lok at but I try not to look at outside sources since it's been emphasized time and again that all the events/actions that anteceded the conclusion can be seen by watching the episode at normal speed.
That was not my point. It was just funny that I met somebody in London by accident and while googling her blog back in Berlin I first landed here in the forum. So somebody has recommended her page here once.
And, actually, I don´t think it´s a page made for finding out what happened during TRF, it´s something very special for me. A kind of mapping and connecting reality and fiction. I like those obsessions.
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This is all nice to lok at but I try not to look at outside sources since it's been emphasized time and again that all the events/actions that anteceded the conclusion can be seen by watching the episode at normal speed.
That was not my point. It was just funny that I met somebody in London by accident and while googling her blog back in Berlin I first landed here in the forum. So somebody has recommended her page here once.
And, actually, I don´t think it´s a page made for finding out what happened during TRF, it´s something very special for me. A kind of mapping and connecting reality and fiction. I like those obsessions.
And I was just making a point as someone visiting a forum entitled "Reichenbach Theories".... I think you're being a bit too serious here. I wasn't trying to offend or anything.
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Re: Detailed Analysis of St Barts Location
This is all nice to lok at but I try not to look at outside sources since it's been emphasized time and again that all the events/actions that anteceded the conclusion can be seen by watching the episode at normal speed.
That was not my point. It was just funny that I met somebody in London by accident and while googling her blog back in Berlin I first landed here in the forum. So somebody has recommended her page here once.
And, actually, I don´t think it´s a page made for finding out what happened during TRF, it´s something very special for me. A kind of mapping and connecting reality and fiction. I like those obsessions.And I was just making a point as someone visiting a forum entitled "Reichenbach Theories".... I think you're being a bit too serious here. I wasn't trying to offend or anything.
Okay, I wasn´t really serious. I was just wondering what my link had to do with the normal speed of watching TRF. And I didn´t put the thread here into the Reichenbachforum - it was already there ;).... whatever: just a link to watch somebody´s remarkable obsession. It was nice to meet her.
