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Zermund reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article Chronology: how old is Odessa and what's its name? with
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I didn't even know those existed. Thank you. The Odessa Catacombs are a labyrinth-like network of tunnels (subterranean cavities)... -
Zermund reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article Chronology: how old is Odessa and what's its name? with Like.
The story of the city of Odessa is probably one of the most blatant historical lies we can spot. I stumbled into this entire story via a...
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KorbenDallas reacted to Jinxy's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
Yes that funiculare is really like... Oh. A bunch of dirt, hmmm let's make this easy. Is your tunnel the same as this one? Scroll down... -
KorbenDallas replied to the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel?.I love these technological mismatches. This is at the bottom of the 1892 funicular. Lol, that's a good one. 100% agree, there are too...
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JJinxy reacted to Banta's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
Heh, where did you find that, in a dictionary next to "hand-wave dismissal"? The original article cites actual people with names, the...
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Banta reacted to Jinxy's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
Yes that funiculare is really like... Oh. A bunch of dirt, hmmm let's make this easy. Is your tunnel the same as this one? Scroll down... -
Banta replied to the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel?.I'm referencing the same "rumored" tunnel as the OP. Your link seems to be describing another project, further to the east.
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KorbenDallas reacted to Banta's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Love.
Heh, where did you find that, in a dictionary next to "hand-wave dismissal"? The original article cites actual people with names, the...
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JJinxy replied to the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel?.Yes that funiculare is really like... Oh. A bunch of dirt, hmmm let's make this easy. Is your tunnel the same as this one? Scroll down...
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Banta replied to the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel?.Heh, where did you find that, in a dictionary next to "hand-wave dismissal"? The original article cites actual people with names, the...
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JJinxy reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
I did not even think about looking at Marseille as a whole, for the tunnel had to come from a corresponding level of technology. There...
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Banta reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
I did not even think about looking at Marseille as a whole, for the tunnel had to come from a corresponding level of technology. There...
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Banta reacted to Jinxy's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
According to the construction of the new tunnel I found this. Georges Lacroix, the man who sank the tunnel of the Old Port I am not...
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KorbenDallas replied to the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel?.I did not even think about looking at Marseille as a whole, for the tunnel had to come from a corresponding level of technology. There...
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KorbenDallas reacted to Jinxy's post in the article 1845: The Port of Marseille Ancient Tunnel or the Vieux-Port Tunnel? with Like.
According to the construction of the new tunnel I found this. Georges Lacroix, the man who sank the tunnel of the Old Port I am not...
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