Where were u 7.7.2005?

[evedawn]

Just been watching lead up to Paralympics and saw athlete who was involved in suicide train blast.

Where we're u when it happened? I was at work when i heard, My brother worked in London and I recall being so scaredwhen I couldn't reach him.

[NoMercy]

I had my own business in those days but had given myself the day off. I was at my mum's house when my aunt came over and told us to turn the telly on...

[Psybbo]

Waiting to (hopefully) hear from my son

[MarkRae]

I had an on-site contract back then and heard the bomb that blew up the bus...

[excelsior-1]

i was on the night shift back then --- so i was sleeping.
however,when i woke up that evening - it was all over the news.

i was speechless.

[237SJ]

I have a vague recollection of seeing it on BBC so I must have been in the UK. I remember it was after I`d been to Live8 and London had just been awarded the Olympics so there was a feel-good factor that was then shattered by the terrorists.

[gness]

In a friend's cottage in Thornham with no phone and wondering about friends travelling in London as many of us were.
The relief that they were fine and then the guilt at feeling relieved.

[mike11111]

I was a supervisor with National Rail Enquiries when the sh!t hit the fan! Don't remind me!

[dotty.]

I was at work trying to find out how my area manager and head office staff were as they were based in Tavistock Square, during the afternoon I had a call from the area manager and he had been in the directors office when the bus exploded and they had rushed to look out of the window and could see right into the top of the bus. some of the staff were hurt and kept in the building waiting for ambulances but they couldn;t get help. some of the staff never returned to that building and the firm relocated out of the city after that.

[Maydup]

I was in a holiday cottage in Scotland, watched it on the little TV there. We felt very far away and didn't look forward to flying back.

[craft1948]

I was at work and desperately trying to contact one of my IT managers who moved between sites.

[baza]

I was working at Limehouse station when the news came on the radio, The London Hospital cleared all non urgent patients to make room for casualties.
People came from every direction trying to get out of London, due to lack of information the trains still ran as booked , 4 carriages only, meaning standing room only IF you could get on.