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March 27th 09, 06:33 AM
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(Times): Britain to have fastest train service in the world within 12 years
On Thu, 26 Mar 2009 21:00:13 +0100, "Lüko Willms"
wrote: Am Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:16:30 UTC, schrieb Charles Ellson auf uk.railway : To avoid the catastrophy of the Cologne Historical Archive which fell into the underground building site for a underground line... I think the British Library is a further back from the road, though. It is also a much more recent building and IIRC built to be somewhat more "disaster-proof". This building in Cologne had no problems until the underground line was built right next to it. The sucked the ground away from underneath the building with the ground water. The transit company had accepted the offer from a construction company for a cheaper method and thus not built a HDI sole at the bottom of the pit. But this is off-topic in this thread... This gives a new meaning to the term "Eau-de-Cologne". |
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