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![]() "Steve Dulieu" wrote in message ... "Richard J." wrote in message ... Some residents who live above the proposed line of the Crossrail tunnels are concerned about possible noise and vibration in their homes when the trains are running. Is there anyone on utl who lives or works directly above an existing tube (not sub-surface) tunnel? If so, do you experience any noise and vibration? Similarly, have you had any cracks and subsidence? There was a report in March 2002 that the land above the line of the JLE had sunk by the odd centimetre. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) Anybody who wishes to experience this sort of thing only has to pop into the "Salisbury" pub on Green Lanes between Manor House & Turnpike Lane for a couple of pints. Sit by the fireplace on the Manor House side of the pub and revel in the Piccadilly Rumble. -- The North Star on the Finchley Road is good for this too, the Metropolitan line runs a few feet below the cellar floor. Andrew |
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