Interesting site that overlays spatial dimensions from history over your post code.
Ever wondered how big it was?
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SpannerProductions
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Re: Ever wondered how big it was?
Interesting site mate - makes you sit up and think (if even for a little while) just how 'bolloxed' we would be if some of these 'natural disasters' ever happened a bit closer to home - I put the Indian flood one over Peterborough - scary stuff
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andy at handiwork
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Re: Ever wondered how big it was?
You are right. It certainly puts into perspective how devastating and widespread such disasters can be.
Also, I was amazed at how small Victorian London circa 1870 was. But then even where I live in built-up suburban Metroland, as eulogised by John Betjeman, was still a very attractive village surrounded by pleasant countryside as 'recently' as 1930.
Also, I was amazed at how small Victorian London circa 1870 was. But then even where I live in built-up suburban Metroland, as eulogised by John Betjeman, was still a very attractive village surrounded by pleasant countryside as 'recently' as 1930.
Re: Ever wondered how big it was?
Great site find.
I was intrigued by The potential blast radius of a WW2 German SC500 bomb. Would have wiped out my town and the Pakistan floods would have too.
Very interesting. Made me think.
!thumbsup!
I was intrigued by The potential blast radius of a WW2 German SC500 bomb. Would have wiped out my town and the Pakistan floods would have too.
Very interesting. Made me think.
!thumbsup!
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