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December 14th 04, 08:21 AM
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Putting roof-level railways underground?
It is a fairly obvious feature of railways south of the river that
many run at roof level. I once got into correspondence with somebody who said "It is the long-term objective to put these routes underground". I felt like asking "Are you on the same planet as me? The cost would be astronomical, and for what benefit?", but I let it drop. Is this REALLY a serious proposition? Michael Bell -- |
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