Re: [CTRL] Tunnels - GREAT URL

1999-01-09 Thread Hilary Thomas
-Caveat Lector- Robert wrote: > As I recall from running the numbers the Chama NM/CO tunnel is 12.6 miles >long >and 10.92 feet in diameter. Where it is listed as a BuRec project, I would >imagine >it has something to do with water...although you never know. It's listed as being near the San

Re: [CTRL] Tunnels - GREAT URL

1999-01-09 Thread RGates8254
-Caveat Lector- In a message dated 1/8/99 9:11:01 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > Hiya Robert, > > Can't say that I'm a Hoagland fan. I believe that there are tunnels for > very innocent reasons. But why would we need 5 and 10 mile long tunnels in > the middle of

Re: [CTRL] Tunnels - GREAT URL

1999-01-08 Thread Hilary Thomas
-Caveat Lector- Robert wrote: > Back in November Hoagland used the web link (except it was to Arizona) as >suggested proof that underground activity was happening near turret >peak...which allegedly confirmed what his "informants" were telling him. You >may remember >the furor over the Dec 7t

Re: [CTRL] Tunnels - GREAT URL

1999-01-08 Thread RGates8254
-Caveat Lector- In a message dated 1/8/99 4:42:17 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Hey all, > > Pat sent this URL to underground tunnels. It has where and a description of > them. It's really interesting!!! > http://www.usbr.gov/wcg/tunnels/tdata.html#Colorado > > Hil

[CTRL] Tunnels - GREAT URL

1999-01-08 Thread Hilary Thomas
Hey all,   Pat sent this URL to underground tunnels.  It has where and a description of them.  It's really interesting!!! http://www.usbr.gov/wcg/tunnels/tdata.html#Colorado   Hilary