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On 18 Dec 2017 22:33:58 GMT
Huge wrote: TBH, I have some sympathy. I've been unable to find my way out of buildings (usually hospitals) in the past. I once visited a building that had the exit on the first floor, and wandered around the ground floor becoming increasingly confused as I could find nothing but fire exits and stairways up. |
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Rob Morley wrote:
On 18 Dec 2017 22:33:58 GMT Huge wrote: TBH, I have some sympathy. I've been unable to find my way out of buildings (usually hospitals) in the past. I once visited a building that had the exit on the first floor, and wandered around the ground floor becoming increasingly confused as I could find nothing but fire exits and stairways up. Yes, I've had that in a hospital. No exits on the lowest floor. Exits at one end on the first floor, and only on the second floor at the other end. Then a new block you could only get to on the second floor, but had exits on the floor two below that, equivalent to the exitless ground floor in the old building. Sound confusing? -- Roger Hayter |
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"Roger Hayter" wrote in message ... Rob Morley wrote: On 18 Dec 2017 22:33:58 GMT Huge wrote: TBH, I have some sympathy. I've been unable to find my way out of buildings (usually hospitals) in the past. I once visited a building that had the exit on the first floor, and wandered around the ground floor becoming increasingly confused as I could find nothing but fire exits and stairways up. Yes, I've had that in a hospital. No exits on the lowest floor. Ours does, but its not easy to find if you come in thru the main entrance and go down there for the stuff that’s down there like pathology and the blood bank. They have pretty good signs and a track thing marked on the floor to the exit at that level tho. Its very obvious when coming from the carpark when going to the pathology for bloods etc with a decent sign outside saying what's in that entrance too. Exits at one end on the first floor, Our main entrance is in the middle of that floor, can't miss it. It’s the whole new front on the rabbit warren of older stuff behind it. and only on the second floor at the other end. We have that too for the next building along. Then a new block you could only get to on the second floor, but had exits on the floor two below that, equivalent to the exitless ground floor in the old building. Sound confusing? And the gps doesn’t work inside either. |
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On 28/12/2017 15:49, Rob Morley wrote:
On 18 Dec 2017 22:33:58 GMT Huge wrote: TBH, I have some sympathy. I've been unable to find my way out of buildings (usually hospitals) in the past. I once visited a building that had the exit on the first floor, and wandered around the ground floor becoming increasingly confused as I could find nothing but fire exits and stairways up. I worked in a building where the front and rear pedestrian entrances were on the first floor, but the vehicle delivery entrance was on the ground floor - all entrances were at ground level! SteveW |
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