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Ty Gwyn
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Nick
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Ty Gwyn
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dpack
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Ty Gwyn
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dpack
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Ty Gwyn
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Mistress Rose
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dpack
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",it would be like getting into a bath of tomato soup "
i dont think i would trust you in the kitchen
fe2+, fe3+, assorted organics some of which are quite nasty, probably various oxidation states of sulphur, probably significant traces of metals, perhaps a few traces of radio active things and whatever pH that mix gives
tomato soup, even from a can, would be a delight a few feet deep in the house compared to that sort of mix
a different and deliberate drainage one down by the old (derelict) canal near barnsley jets vertically from an open bore pipe, it is oddly clean looking but smells like a volcano and kills the vegetation
unless it can be blocked or diverted those houses might be history not homes
in better mine news some chinese fellas have been extracted after a couple of extra weeks on shift and the wrong side of a collapse, half are still missing but at least some are safe.
rescued
i have only once been the wrong side of a big chunk of stone, it was deliberate as there seemed no other way to remove it in a rather tight pinch point of a wormhole
it was planned, my chums had explicit instructions including pumping air to me if it took too long to break it up for removal but in a small chamber with several hundred kilos of gritstone between me and the vertical exit was a little tense
ER are lightweights so far, lock on is one thing, that stuff is hardcore
deliberately getting "stuck" underground and intending to "passively" resist rescue can be a bit interesting at times |
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Slim
Joined: 05 Mar 2006 Posts: 6612 Location: New England (In the US of A)
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Mistress Rose
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Ty Gwyn
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dpack
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Slim
Joined: 05 Mar 2006 Posts: 6612 Location: New England (In the US of A)
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dpack
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