A Giraffe Abroad

[Captain Giraffe BAR]

Hi all!! I know I've been off the grid for a while, mostly because I've been traveling around England/Europe.

Anyway, I've settled into my flat in London and I'm working on catching up with all the mrb news I've missed! Unfortunately, I won't be able to play a lot while I'm here because my bandwidth is limited on a weekly basis, but I'll try to find places to play.

Hope all is well with y'all

Much love,

*Giraffe noises*

[Gardner2]

Somehow does it feel to walk down the streets in England and have you photo taken an average of 100 times a minute from all the cameras?

Found a decent pub yet?

[Captain Giraffe BAR]

I'm in the middle of Camden so there's about 4 pubs per block in my neighborhood.

Where's that statistic from?

[Cast 1st MRB]

I'm in the middle of Camden so there's about 4 pubs per block in my neighborhood.

Where's that statistic from?

there no blocks in england, it to help the drunk people to find the next pub by having another pub next to a pub lol

[Gardner2]

I'm in the middle of Camden so there's about 4 pubs per block in my neighborhood.

Where's that statistic from?

http://www.ncavf.com/what-we-do/cameras-are-now-everywhere

The first major citywide security camera installations were in England, where CCTV security camera evidence helped most notably in the 2005 London Subway bombings to quickly find suspects and prevent future terrorist attacks. That success helped the use of security cameras to become more acceptable, both in England and around the world. Today in England there is estimated to be more than 1.85 million cameras, one for every 32 Britons! The average person in England on a typical day is estimated to be recorded 70 times!

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/tens-of-tho...ed-6684359.html

London has 10,000 crime-fighting CCTV cameras which cost £200 million, figures show today.

There are now 10,524 CCTV cameras in 32 London boroughs funded with Home Office grants totalling about £200million.