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Bloody hell!
Mind you, there was that gang that nicked a couple of miles worth of railway track last year :lol:
Did you see the bit about the bridge, on the end of the article?
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That is an incredibly sad story! And all for a couple of grand.

I could start going all political now, but I just can't be arsed really. :cry: :cry:
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Fodda wrote:That is an incredibly sad story! And all for a couple of grand.
That would probably feed a family of four for ten years in the Ukraine? :-?

The tracks are missing from much of old Bletchley to Oxford line and I don't think it was the rabbits :wink:
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WOW! They really do go to some effort just for steel, sad, that loco looked quite nice, and sad that they managed to steal a whole bridge, that country has some issues by the looks of it.
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But how on earth can you steal an 11 metre bridge without someone noticing something odd is going on :o :o
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When an old church in Kemp Town Brighton was being demolished, back around 1970 if I remember rightly, there were two bells in the tower. It took the contractors all weekend to remove the smaller one. When they came back the next day, the other one had gone.
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Can you imagine that? A lorry driving down the street with your local bridge on the back of it! :lol: :roll:
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They stole a stone bridge near me.

Good quality stone is expensive.
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