threebikesmcginty
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I think we should have a bridge over the North (Yorkshire at least) so we can get easy access to our oil in Scotchland and cut out all that ecky thump nonsense.
Got a link? I thought there were dumped explosives and radioactive waste there which meant a fixed link would need some very expensive clean-up (which we probably should do anyway, as mixing those doesn't sound likely to end in happy fun times, but I can't see May's government OKing the spending).This week the DUP are asking for a bridge or tunnel betwixt Norn Iron and Scotland now.
"There" being where exactly?Got a link? I thought there were dumped explosives and radioactive waste there which meant a fixed link would need some very expensive clean-up (which we probably should do anyway, as mixing those doesn't sound likely to end in happy fun times, but I can't see May's government OKing the spending).
I use the Chunnel a fair amount. It’s just like any railway. Everyone wants to use it at the same time, no one wants to use it off peak.
The cause? 9-5 presentee mentality and school holidays.
They don't have to destroy it. Just damage it, or appear to, enough to make closure necessary. Sure there is plenty of truck/bridge examples of it.My money is on the bridge. Unless the ship is full of explosives.
Not in my experience. And theres a reasonable amount of hitting other stuff happens when not using autopilot, close maneuvering within a river/port with a pilot onboard.I was listening to radio 2 on my way to york ( only station i could find while doing 70mph) There was talk of there being much larger bridges in china etc and that ships dont bump into stationary objects they bump into other ships .
The larger ships are much like planes , on auto pilot . The captain gets involved if he needs too .
I have a boat myself and have hit loads of stuff . My mate hit an island once but it was dark ......... although i was ahead of him and the trees in the moonlight gave the game away there was an island ahead .They don't have to destroy it. Just damage it, or appear to, enough to make closure necessary. Sure there is plenty of truck/bridge examples of it.
Not in my experience. And theres a reasonable amount of hitting other stuff happens when not using autopilot, close maneuvering within a river/port with a pilot onboard.
There has been trials of remote piloting a tug. But as it was done remotely, by a human, I can't help but wonder how it tied itself up.