Its a bad idea, they don't exist, they are sewers. The Tyburn exists as a small stream between Hampstead and swiss cottage, it goes straight down the interceptor sewer. From swiss cottage south its just a sewer. As for the fleet, the entire length is a sewer. Sorry but this is misleading, it would be impossible to redirect the sewage and even if they did, theres hardly any water from source. I would love for it to happen but they are trunk sewers. I have explored some of them, they only carry sewage and rain water. These sewers will connect to then Tideway tunnel once complete and they will very rarely if ever meet at the Thames
Punk from 77 to 82, if i could go back,to get away from this woke orwellian society .i would in a heartbeat.debs xx i remember watching antz in vortex,and this big geezer was next to me,i looked up as i am tiny and it was arnold swarzenegger.😀
Hi great video but at the same time sad story of the time, i.e men being hanged for being gay! would like to find the image of the society for the reformation of manners! thanks.
After disease X there will be Disease Y and after that Disease Z. Apparently they ran out of Greek Names. Stocks and Profits are Low, they got to create new Clot Shots so roll up those sleeves and get those arms ready for booster number 10. 🤣😂🥴💪🏾💪🏼💀🥀
Here's a Historical Information Fact for you to know. The First Union Flag of Britain dates back to His Majesty King James the 1st. 1606. Gunpowder, Treason and Plot 1605. St George & St Andrew together firstly. England & Scotland. The St Patrick of Ireland joined the Union Flag on the 1st January 1801. Reign of His Majesty King George the 3rd.
Another point to make is that the Maroons of Jamaica were not fully African. They were mixed with the native people the inhibited the island. To some degree Sierra Leone has a Native American population.
My grandmother was living at Winifred Street, North Woolwich together with her four-year-old son when the explosion occurred in 1917. Her husband (my grandfather) was in France at the time. He enlisted in the army at the outset of World War 1. Fortunately, Grandmother and son were unharmed by the explosion. They went to stay with relatives at Blackheath and remained with them long after their father returned from war in 1919. Apparently, the home at Winifred Street, along with neighbouring properties somehow avoided the most serious, structural damage. However, the explosive force was so intense, coupled with the risk of spreading fire, that many homes in the area became instantly uninhabitable. Bear in mind also, both labour and materials would have been in short supply, it is reasonable to assume that even simple, basic repairs would take some while to complete. Anyway, for a variety of sound reasons, no doubt, our family never returned to that locality
