Camden Underground Graffiti
 

On Fri, 29 Dec 2006, Adam Cameron wrote:

Yep, Al Qaeda could get a sodding artillery piece onto the underground
in the time these guys must have had.

It's not a very practical place for an artillery emplacement though, is it?
;-)

Oh, i dunno:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_gun

tom

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Camden Underground Graffiti
 

Yep, Al Qaeda could get a sodding artillery piece onto the underground
in the time these guys must have had.

It's not a very practical place for an artillery emplacement though, is it?
;-)

Oh, i dunno:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_gun

Heh. It's not in a TUNNEL, though, is it?

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Adam

Camden Underground Graffiti
 

In message , Tom
Anderson writes
On Fri, 29 Dec 2006, Adam Cameron wrote:

Yep, Al Qaeda could get a sodding artillery piece onto the underground
in the time these guys must have had.

It's not a very practical place for an artillery emplacement though, is it?
;-)

Oh, i dunno:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_gun

tom

I think what was meant is That Camden Town is Underground ?
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martyn dawe

Camden Underground Graffiti
 

Adam Cameron wrote:
Yep, Al Qaeda could get a sodding artillery piece onto the underground
in the time these guys must have had.
It's not a very practical place for an artillery emplacement though, is it?
;-)
Oh, i dunno:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_gun

Heh. It's not in a TUNNEL, though, is it?

Some of them were kept in tunnels for protection when not being fired:
http://www.undergroundkent.co.uk/etc...way_tunnel.htm

Not tube tunnels, though :-)
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Arthur Figgis Surrey, UK

Camden Underground Graffiti
 

In message , Arthur
Figgis writes
Adam Cameron wrote:
Yep, Al Qaeda could get a sodding artillery piece onto the underground
in the time these guys must have had.
It's not a very practical place for an artillery emplacement though, is it?
;-)
Oh, i dunno:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_gun
Heh. It's not in a TUNNEL, though, is it?

Some of them were kept in tunnels for protection when not being fired:
http://www.undergroundkent.co.uk/etc...way_tunnel.htm

Not tube tunnels, though :-)

They had rails in them and looked like tubes !

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Edward Cowling London UK

Camden Underground Graffiti
 

On Fri, 29 Dec 2006, Adam Cameron wrote:

Yep, Al Qaeda could get a sodding artillery piece onto the underground
in the time these guys must have had.

It's not a very practical place for an artillery emplacement though, is it?
;-)

Oh, i dunno:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_gun

Heh. It's not in a TUNNEL, though, is it?

Nor is the Northern line north of Hampstead and Highgate. Camden town, as
a deep underground location with direct access to two different overground
branches, would be an excellent site for a tube gun!

tom

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Don't ask me man, i didn't do it.

Camden Underground Graffiti
 

I think what was meant is That Camden Town is Underground ?

Sigh. Yes. It was intended to be... you know... *a wee joke*.

Oh well.

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Adam