Morlock
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carnkie
15 years ago
On a not dissimilar theme have you read 'The Tamarack Mine Mystery'?
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/hollow/tamarack.htm 
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Morlock
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15 years ago
"carnkie" wrote:

On a not dissimilar theme have you read 'The Tamarack Mine Mystery'?



I have now. 😉 All the way through the text I was looking for a mention of the forces that drag a 10 metre mound of water around the Earth every 12 odd hours, also wondering if it made any difference.

Also wondering if I missed that bit? 😉
carnkie
15 years ago
"Morlock" wrote:


I have now. 😉 All the way through the text I was looking for a mention of the forces that drag a 10 metre mound of water around the Earth every 12 odd hours, also wondering if it made any difference.

Also wondering if I missed that bit? 😉



Perhaps it got lost in Teed's philosophy that held that the earth is a hollow rock shell, and we live and walk on the inside surface of this shell. The entire universe, which is mostly an illusion caused by gravic and levic rays and light, lies within this shell. 😮 :lol:
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Morlock
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15 years ago
Possibly. 😉

A old mate said many a rat dropped down the local colliery shaft never made a 'Sump In One'. :lol:

Did not think to enquire at the time if they struck the east side of the shaft en-route. 😉
simonrail
15 years ago
Back in the distant past I worked on the re-sinking of a coal shaft at the Black Country Museum which became Racecourse Colliery No.1. Although I had a couple of sessions sinking in the pit bottom at 56 feet depth, I preferred being winding engineman.
As the Museum was open to visitors the activity at the shaft caused many people to hang around watching events helped by talkative mining enthusiasts. A windy pick was brought up from the shaft and as it was landed out fell the drill tool which fell back down the shaft but landed neatly in the kibble (bowk) causing a mass of sparks. It also provoked significant exclamations from the two guys at the pit bottom and very quickly the visitors departed.
Very fortunately no one was hurt, but the vocabulary of the two sinkers was certainly impressive!
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