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Loitering in London

Pics in the City! 

Saturday, July 08, 2006

12:12 pm - 7/7 - One year later

The day started with the placing of flowers at the resepctive tube stations. Later at noon, a nationwide silence of 2 minutes was held.



A floral mosaic was created with members of the public placing purple carnations


The commemorative service commenced at 6 pm. It was a simple and lovely service. 3 songs were performed, 4 poems were read by the victims' family members, all 52 names were read out, many came from all over to show their support - and to show that we are not afraid.

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