BL
Does anyone remember the story of a company that bought the complete system of underground pipes around central London that carried a fluid (water?) under pressure to various parts around London to service some heavy machinery that needed significant hydraulic power to drive it? I think it was a Victorian network and I think it was about 25 years ago.
The intention was to feed new cables through the inners of the pipes causing no disruption in central London. Sounded a great idea at the time, but I don't think it actually got off the ground (or perhaps more appropriately 'got under the ground'). Anyone remember?
The intention was to feed new cables through the inners of the pipes causing no disruption in central London. Sounded a great idea at the time, but I don't think it actually got off the ground (or perhaps more appropriately 'got under the ground'). Anyone remember?