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(Process of elimination phill....!) LOL. Don't go on my facebook profile then Chameleon. I've women throwing themselves at me on there ha ha Just ask csnosi!!It could be worse lol     
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Phill_d wrote: (Process of elimination phill....!) LOL. Don't go on my facebook profile then Chameleon. I've women throwing themselves at me on there ha ha Just ask csnosi!!It could be worse lol     That's your Chrisi presi sorted then Phill, we'll club together for a large bottle of fortifying Sanatogen wine then given your age     

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chameleon wrote: Phill_d wrote: (Process of elimination phill....!) LOL. Don't go on my facebook profile then Chameleon. I've women throwing themselves at me on there ha ha Just ask csnosi!!It could be worse lol      That's your Chrisi presi sorted then Phill, we'll club together for a large bottle of fortifying Sanatogen wine then given your age     Ha ha. LOL
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Fascinating stuff Phill, well done mate. I believe there are some fantastic tunnels in Liverpool (Williamson's tunnels) but I think they have been extensively explored and covered by others.
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drapesy wrote: Fascinating stuff Phill, well done mate. I believe there are some fantastic tunnels in Liverpool (Williamson's tunnels) but I think they have been extensively explored and covered by others. Thanks Steve. Yes your right. The Williamson tunnels are well known about now. There still finding more. It's open as a tourist attraction now. Or some of it is. The story behind them is fascinating.
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Great work as ever, Phill. If the wooden steps were the only entrance when the arches were used for an air-raid shelter, what would happen to the people in there if the steps were destroyed by a bomb? Was this your thinking when looking for a different entry point?    

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Hi Si. There were 17 arches, not all had stairs down there. All the arches are bricked up and no steps have been there since 1971. There were also 2 stairwells on Victoria street leading down to the toilets and arches. They've long since been filled in and paved over. The toilets closed in 1967. If you look at my post again you can see an arial shot were the stairwell used to be. The road runs over the top were they were these days. There are pictures of both stairwells blocked off taken inside the arches on my story. If you can figure out how we got in there Simon you are one amazing man.. I'm still laughing my head off how we did it. It's so ingenious lol         
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Phill_d wrote: Hi Si. There were 17 arches, not all had stairs down there. All the arches are bricked up and no steps have been there since 1971. There were also 2 stairwells on Victoria street leading down to the toilets and arches. They've long since been filled in and paved over. The toilets closed in 1967. If you look at my post again you can see an arial shot were the stairwell used to be. The road runs over the top were they were these days. If you can figure out how we got in there Simon you are one amazing man.. I'm still laughing my head off how we did it. It's so ingenious lol          I'm always up for a challenge, Phill. I'll have another look and try and figure it out!

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Si wrote: Phill_d wrote: Hi Si. There were 17 arches, not all had stairs down there. All the arches are bricked up and no steps have been there since 1971. There were also 2 stairwells on Victoria street leading down to the toilets and arches. They've long since been filled in and paved over. The toilets closed in 1967. If you look at my post again you can see an arial shot were the stairwell used to be. The road runs over the top were they were these days. If you can figure out how we got in there Simon you are one amazing man.. I'm still laughing my head off how we did it. It's so ingenious lol          I'm always up for a challenge, Phill. I'll have another look and try and figure it out! Ok mate.. It might be best you mail me if you think your close.. This remains a biggie secret lol
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Oops! I just posted it! I'll delete and e-mail you!

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