:)

The result of 180 tonnes of munitions going off outide the harbour at Newhaven in 1944 was huge - only a few homes out of 1800 undamaged. Other barges also breaking free and going off, would have flattened it, I'd imagine.

www.ournewhaven.org.uk/wp-content/u...

Ah, image search fail - I thought the lack of the black head was the youngling thing.

'...whilst the steamers in port voiced the feelings of all by the continuous sounding of sirens. All through the day the manifestations of joy continued; as ship after ship entered the bay, the glad tidings were announced to the mariners by renewed blowing of whistles.'

This was Kirkwall harbour, #Orkney on #ArmisticeDay, taken by Tom Kent. In The Orcadian newspaper on the 14th November 1918 it was reported that upon receiving news of the armistice 'the shipping in harbour and the streets of Kirkwall were quickly bedecked with bunting...'

Spy Movie/Python crossover - The Billion Dollar Brian.

It's usually only very senior managers who get caught out by these internal information security checks :)