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From: Jack Campin
>
> This was an earth-floored room deep underneath the South Bridge. Before
> we broke through to it, it hadn't been used since WW2, when it was a bomb
> shelter, and before that as a bottle-and-glass store for a distillery in
> the 1930s; we dumped a couple of skipfuls of glass when clearing it. The
> most conspiratorial venue imaginable. There *must* have been dead bodies
> down there if you'd dug far enough.
That's interesting. What did you do for electricity and light, and how did
you manage to escape detection by the bridge authorities? Did you have beer
on hand?
Timothy Jaques [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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