I was supposed to be there (AFAIK they are keeping the dates and times of when they drop them a secret) to stop the public gathering around but I do have the dates and times of when they are dropping them.
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I was supposed to be there (AFAIK they are keeping the dates and times of when they drop them a secret) to stop the public gathering around but I do have the dates and times of when they are dropping them.
it the one at the end of the row of four, furthest north west?)
Confusing pics though. That building just this side of the felled tower looks a lot like the ash bunkers but if it is then its in the wrong place! I had heard they had demolished that structure some time ago.
I passed by on the A1 a few weeks back and despite one tower being gone it still looked like it used to a couple of years ago, a virtue of the compact layout in a letter C wrapped round the main buildings so the coal pillar left under the site was as small as possible. I even pulled over to make sure one had really gone. Guess with twp now gone it will be much more obvious now.
Is the timescale for the remaining towers a bit more hurried than the first two?
I will be out that way in the morning. I'll take some photos.
No idea ATM.
Pretty spectacular considering the method used. Wire rope. Perhaps an angle grinder was used as well but was unreported.
Or was it the mentality of the narrator?
"There she blows, ha ha hum."
Perhaps he CBA to edit it Try this link instead
A nice piece of urban exploration here:
I posted the first two minutes so you had enough time for sexual intercourse before watching the tower fall.
Would 1 minute be OK?
Yes, quite probably. Look at the video of the first tower coming down, the demolition vehicle pulling the wire looks a lot closer than the second one.
Do you think that would work on wind turbines?
Possibly, but there are surely far more rapid techniques and although I would expect a discussion on the various methods of bringing them down might attract lots of support...it would eventually lead to a long spell inside for those contributing, reading or distributing such information.
don't be silly.
Thought crime is not on the statute books yet.
We would just say we were being ironic. That didn't work for one guy on Twitter recently, but perhaps that was just because irony wasn't in his vocabulary.
Leave them out in the wind... seems to do for a few of them!
Why would they wan it to be secret? are they expecting a riot? I'd suggest though that the dust generated by these to be quite a hazard if people breathed it in for too long and you cannot give everyone a mask.
Brian
Be too short, those that got bored in the two minute lead up weren't paying attention. In fact there maybe a few seconds missing from the begining as the fresh concrete dust stain from where the rope is being pulled through the side of the tower is already a few feet wide when the vid starts.
Well the area is served by small country roads. Watching the towers coming down would be a popular event. They do not want crowds.
When the cooling towers at Tinsley were blown up the M1 needed to be shut and Meadowhall shopping centre at the other siide of the M1 was opened up as a viewing area for at least 6000 people to watch.
I did not go to work there this morning.
The odd thing is I can see the towers 16 miles away on my way to work but not when I am at work 3 miles away from them.
I have a nasty feeling that if someone _did_ act, all of us would be hauled up for conspiracy.
Andy
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