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3:53 small mistake. It's 2784 :)

Once a landmark, it’s dwarfed and surrounded by tens of towers now.

Far better than HS2 they just go stuck in and done it

I remember working with student civil engineers on motorway construction in the 1960s who were told by contractors to lift surveying pegs up when soil was being removed and bang them down when sub-base was added thereby reducing the aggregate put into foundations. No wonder they all needed reconstruction several years later.

Up the clarets

in my borough hounslow weyy

Westfalenstadion

The house's of parliament, a great structure of a building, well accordingly made

this aged well...

William 6th ??

You can use here vacuum sewer collection system to collect the water and discharge to the end point

Amsterdam is love..Truly inspired by how Dutch built Netherlands

what is the distance between the secondary drainages ?

Thank u

Timothy Taylors isn’t from Leeds, it’s from Keighley.

3:16 Oh, come one, don't r@pe those names like that It is Park Kultury, or Park of Culture Sokolniki, not Soloniki. Sokol is a falcon in Russian :)

The United States freeway system was build for a different reason, defense. While Eisenhower was just a Captain between the war he took a Army Convoy part way across the US and discovered moving men and equipment would be difficult in a time of war. When he became President he pushed for the interstates to be built. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_Highway_System It is possible to drive from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean on one of the interstate freeway without ever seeing a stop sign or a red light (except on police car if you go too fast), or from the Mexico border to the Canadian border. East West numbers are even, and North South numbers are odd. It can take 3 - 5 days to drive across the United States.

this is gold

Now Moscow Metro has 13 lines and few weeks later will open 14 line (if count with Moscow Central Circle and Moscow Central Diameters, then will 19 lines).

skip to 2:30 to find out they use french drains to remove water, the end.

Underrated ❤!

Towns ending in"Ley" means they are on Ley lines.. Sports stadia are also built on Ley lines to harness existing Earth energies in that area. Utc

Initially they built it elevated and overground, but some of the places said, they should bury these plans. Instead this, they burried the tracks. Today's underground line 2 is the best example. Pankow said "we cannot stand to see elevated trains", so the station Vinetastrasse is like Vineta deep down. Prenzlauer Berg has no problem, Kreuzberg the same, they are called by mountains. Mitte required not to look like Chicago Downtown, so subway. Charlottenburg prefered to hide the trains, Spandau hasn't any problem with overground.

How did they build a motorway compare to a railway, well they destroyed more land and trees to this white elephant and everyone goes on about climate change.

07:11 That isn't London Bridge, that is Tower Bridge. You just lost ONE SUBSCRIBER for that.

The Talyer report? Always thought it was the Taylor report!

I’m here cause Jordan north is a burnley fan 🤣 I’m a fan of his podcast.

Great video

Nice video ❤

Turn the bloody music off

I worked for a major US entertainment client who was looking for building/offices in UK. I performed due diligence study of several sites. When we visited future site of Canary Warf Business Center BEFORE 1 Canada Square Existed in late 1980's with Olympia & York. There were MANY low income Families who lived there. When I asked how they intended to relocate everyone fairly... my ? "Sadly" went ignored.

You spoiled that piece with the last few comments ........fast forward to July '24 & those comments about the location & staying at Goodison look like they were .........stupid !!!!

I love villa I am a villa fan

is this my stadium??

Lol

Great vid mate

Video starts at 2:26

This is a great video Surprised you don’t have more subscribers

Interesting, but what was Terminal one please, I know that I have seen signs when I got off the train there. What has happened to it, and are they going to rebuild, and reopen it?

During the late 60s/early 70's, the pitch was moved significantly to the North, in order to accommodate the larger stand that replaced The Scratching shed... The Kop was rebuilt first, 60 feet behind the original terrace, and then the pitch was shifted Northwards.

It's SPION kop... pronounced 'spee-on'

Back in the day when the Canary Island was the biggest exporter of bananas to Europe and not the Dominican Republic.

I was wondering why Plantage looked so different from the rest!

That South Park clip caught me off-guard

Nasty music is irritating

COYS

They really don’t explain how it was built. Most old world buildings had a competition behind it. A lot of fluff in the story and stats but who actually built it? How many men? What tools? Horse and buggy? Where did all the material come from? How did they transport it? When did construction start/end? Bunch of nonsense in this video. Pay attention!

Mia San Mia 🔴⚪ Mate

Interesting video but I don’t know where you found all those sandy beaches on Madeira!

First time at vicarage road 2/1/1960 with my Dad happy memories