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July 15th 07, 02:15 PM
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OT - Water tower in Ladywell
There's a water tower in Dressington Avenue. If you go up Eastern Rd, 600 metres further north, you are higher than the top of the water tower, so if they'd put the water tower in Eastern Road they wouldn't have had to build a tower, they could just sit the tank on the ground or under the ground. Does anyone know why they might have built a water tower at the foot of a hill? |
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