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KidKruger Wrote:

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> It didn?t really happen then.


Didn't it.. ??


I have Very good double glazing and keep my windows closed at night.


I'm used to Sirens and Aircraft. I just do not take any notice of them any more.

Fire engines used to excite me when I was 5 y/o.


Must people grow out of it.


Still get off on the Sound of Distant Thunder..


Foxy..

My partner and I were sitting in the garden, and we both heard and commented on the sirens.


It is very usual to hear one or two, not so many at once.


I thought we would hear of some local incident the following day.


I doubt if we would have heard anything if we had been inside the house, so I'm a bit bemused as to why anybody would say there weren't any sirens just because they didn't happen to hear them!

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