Buzby
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Just when you thought the urban explorers forgot about it, they returned!
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MailRail 2023 Revisit
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birchesgreen
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Nice subject, pity the narrator comes across so badly.
Its interesting how many MailRail trains are still down there, when i was doing a walking tour of the tunnels a while ago i saw a dozen trains in various places but there must be at least the same number again elsewhere.
Its interesting how many MailRail trains are still down there, when i was doing a walking tour of the tunnels a while ago i saw a dozen trains in various places but there must be at least the same number again elsewhere.
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Buzby
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It’s on my bucket list (for a legitimate visit) but (say) unlike the visit to Liverpool’s Queensway tunnel - where you see virtually everything, the MailRail museum is dreadfully restricted. I was surprised they found the tunnel unventilated as it wouldn’t cost much to keep a through ventilation for safety reasons.
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