Village flooding after quarry blast
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yel298793o
Anyone able to shed some light on how this could happen? The village is well North of the quarry workings, on the far side of a substantial wood.
Anyone able to shed some light on how this could happen? The village is well North of the quarry workings, on the far side of a substantial wood.
handpaper said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yel298793o
Anyone able to shed some light on how this could happen? The village is well North of the quarry workings, on the far side of a substantial wood.
Not sure of how, but the opening line is a bit of a gobfull and a bit awkwardAnyone able to shed some light on how this could happen? The village is well North of the quarry workings, on the far side of a substantial wood.
'Residents who were forced to evacuate their homes because of flooding following a planned blast at a quarry have called for it to shut.'
There is a large body of water in that mountain and lots of flooded mines. From what I ve seen online and is conjecture for now but the blast seems either to have collapsed a roof and ejected water through an adit or collapsed a floor and two bodies of water merged blasting water out of a adit.
Quarry owner seems to be keeping quiet for now. The hill/mountain is basically hollowed out by the quarry and there are also lots of old disused mines around the area.
It s a right old mess. One picture showed water almost halfway up someone s patio doors.
Quarry owner seems to be keeping quiet for now. The hill/mountain is basically hollowed out by the quarry and there are also lots of old disused mines around the area.
It s a right old mess. One picture showed water almost halfway up someone s patio doors.
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