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 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_Bridge_disaster The site of the Tay Bridge Disaster, an important point in the history of Dundee, and in rail travel and engineering in general. After the disaster, changed were made to the design of bridges within the UK, to better cope with the effects of high winds on bridges. The bridge collapse was the worst major disaster in Dundee's history, with significant loss of life, and while there are other significant historical landmarks in Dundee, such as the ships the Discovery and the Unicorn, and its many mills the site of the old Tay Rail bridge and its replacement are the most significant in its history - the ships while historic landmarks are the history of seafearing, not of dundee itself, and while the mills in general play an important part of Dundee history not one in particular has more significance than the Tay Rail Bridge. Also I couldn't get parked close enough to the Discovery   Post your car facing the factory where it was built, as if facing Mecca in prayer You should note the compass bearing for used as evidence. Edit: improved my justification & a clarification. stump fucked around with this message at 12:34 on Feb 20, 2017 |
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There will definite be extra imaginary internet points for parking on a rug. Glad people found that interesting, it's quite a good in depth wiki article.
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Disgruntled Bovine posted:I think if the stuck car included a goon completely covered in mud trying to get it unstuck that might count for something. CarStuckGoons.com Edit: drat, beaten 
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