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A Tunnel Too Far

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    Michael Hobby
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    Does anyone with knowledge of or interest in the Pyrenees,
    know of a plan to construct a tunnel beneath the
    Vignemale. If anyone has heard of this would they please
    respond. As someone who has known the area for over twenty
    years I feel passionately that such a scheme would be an
    unnecessary and catastrophic intrusion into an area of
    outstanding natural beauty.

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  2. John Gardner
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    Does anyone with knowledge of or interest in the Pyrenees,
    know of a plan to construct a tunnel beneath the Vignemale.
    If anyone has heard of this would they please respond.

    Bags of stuff on the web.

    John
    ---
    John Gardner Caving Routes in the Northern Pennines:
    braemoor.co.ukcavingtrip A Walking Guide to
    Chartreuse: braemoor.co.ukchartreuse

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  3. Gsv Three Minds
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    Bitstring <[email hidden]>, from the
    wonderful person Michael Hobby
    <[email hidden]> said

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    Sorry, I don't see the connection between these two sites
    and my question

    That's because there isn't any - those sites are part of his
    standard .signature file. What he should have said is 'GIYF'
    (Google is Your Friend).

    www.google.com 'Vignemale tunnel' and get 358 hits (most of
    them not in English, of course, but there is always the
    'translate' feature - good for a laugh if nothing else.)

    --
    GSV Three Minds in a Can Outgoing Msgs are Turing Tested,and
    indistinguishable from human typing.

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  4. Michael Hobby
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    Sorry, I don't see the connection between these two sites and my question
    "John Gardner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Does anyone with knowledge of or interest in the
    Pyrenees, know of a plan


    to

    Quoted message said:
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    construct a tunnel beneath the Vignemale. If anyone has
    heard of this


    would

    Quoted message said:
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    they please respond.

    Bags of stuff on the web.

    John
    ---
    John Gardner Caving Routes in the Northern Pennines:
    braemoor.co.ukcavingtrip A Walking Guide to
    Chartreuse: braemoor.co.ukchartreuse

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  5. Dave Newton
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Bags of stuff on the web.

    John

    Quoted message said:

    Caving Routes in the Northern Pennines:
    braemoor.co.ukcavingtrip A Walking Guide to
    Chartreuse: braemoor.co.ukchartreuse

    "> Sorry, I don't see the connection between these two
    sites and my


    question

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    Post rearranged<<

    There isn't a connection! The two sites are in Johns sig.
    See, there's another one at the bottom of this post!

    What he was saying is that if you google, for example, you
    will find as much information as you want.

    In other words, do your homework; it's easy.

    --
    Dave Newton

    Lake District walk&image site daves-lakeland-daves-lakeland-
    mountains.co.uk

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