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PAH replied

23 September 2011, 11:45
Maybe it's a honey trap by the fuzz to see who dares dispose of dead bodies in there.
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xoggoth replied

23 September 2011, 09:57
They never used to bother making such things safe. Nanny state.
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TimberWolf replied

23 September 2011, 08:27
Didn't Maggie come up with a solution for filling up mine shafts?
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PAH replied

23 September 2011, 08:21
One word: "money"

Environmental issues always give way to profit.
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eek replied

22 September 2011, 17:50
Originally posted by PAH View Post

BBC News - Bodmin mine shaft collapses leaving 700ft deep hole

One word: "landfill"

Now who do I send my invoice to?

Two words "Water Course".

You won't be allowed to do that for environmental reasons.
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PAH started a topic New hole in Cornwall - they're looking into it

22 September 2011, 17:36
New hole in Cornwall - they're looking into it

BBC News - Bodmin mine shaft collapses leaving 700ft deep hole

Part of a copper mine on Cornwall's Bodmin Moor has collapsed, leaving a 700ft deep mine shaft.

"We are going to need expert advice from mining engineers on how we move forward."

One word: "landfill"

Now who do I send my invoice to?
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