You won't believe where they've laid a cable...
By Steve Ranger
Published: 22 July 2008 10:00 GMT
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This sewer is a masterpiece of Victorian engineering - part of a giant project aimed at reducing the foul smells in the city and reducing the incidence of cholera - as reflected by this plaque. It still performs a vital role today.
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er........it's just a bunch of cables underground.
Patricia Grumbling
When you say that the cable is to big for rats to ...
Anonymous
yeew, what's the brown on photo 8...!?
Steve Oliver
This story has been running on and off for about 2...
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Good point - the state of the cables in picture 9 ...
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