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September 6th 12, 08:44 AM
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North circ water main burst
Drove past what looked like a bomb crater this morning. I've never seen such
a big hole in a major road before that wasn't part of some planned works. It was the diameter of a tipper truck judging by one parked next to it. I heard on the news that they might have to replace the tarmac on some of the rest of the road. Why? It can cope with heavy rain so whats different about mains water? B2003 |
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