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May 15th 07, 11:09 PM
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What's this then?
Tristán White wrote in message
45: I took this photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/25124954@N00/480556440/ #comment72157600218892777 Can you guess... (a) where it is (b) what it's for? I know the answer to (a), of course, but would love to know the answer to (b) as it confuses the hell out of me whenever I see it. As you can see, other people I asked have no idea. So I thought I'd ask on UTL ;-) The "Keep Clear" suggests it's the emergency exit from something. Is the bottom horizontal handle at floor level? And is the top of the photo near ceiling height? Is this leading off the platform or off one of the access tunnels between surface and platform? |
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