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Posted: 30/10/2010 23:07:45
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Posted: 31/10/2010 00:07:14
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Internet points to the first person to get a Landie into Fferna ;-)

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Posted: 31/10/2010 10:56:00
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Surely nobody still walks underground these days???

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Posted: 31/10/2010 19:01:26
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Internet points up for grabs....Hmmmmm

Hoepfully if my contact has done what i asked i may well be getting them points in a few weeks...it won't be Moel Ferna but it will be underground Wink

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Posted: 31/10/2010 20:12:49
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Years ago I used to enjoy a good railway tunnel in my Series IIA. Smile IP: 86.31.186.14
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Posted: 03/11/2010 12:06:46
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Pretty much standard in all modern mines. You either buy cheap second hand vehicles or new ones readily converted of the shelf.
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Posted: 03/11/2010 12:45:20
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Wandering off topic but its quite (or at least fairly) interesting to note that the Belgians appear to use the same term for a mine as the old northern English word grove or groove.

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Posted: 03/11/2010 13:47:01
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Flemish is a Germanic language and so related to English, Dutch, German, and Friesian so it's not surprising they use groeve as the word for a mine or excavation. A proto-germanic word for digging will have given rise to the modern english grave, groove, grub (as in to grub out something) and grove in the old sense of a mine, likewise the german verb gruben and this flemish word. Linguistic history lesson over..... Wink

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