Came across this with analysis of flooding possibility in WASH. There are even some portable leves there.
The nation’s capital, built on water, struggles to keep from drowning (msn.com)
You can tell from the title that it would be just a little bit sensationalistic, and it was...
So crime isn't the only problem!
"Personal treasures and the homes and businesses of Washingtonians living atop historical, buried streams across the city, are regularly inundated with raw sewage and filthy water."
In 2005, people across the country wondered why anyone would live in New Orleans.
York1 John
York1In 2005, people across the country wondered why anyone would live in New Orleans.
Don't you live in (or close to) torando alley?
It's been fun. But it isn't much fun anymore. Signing off for now.
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zugmann York1 In 2005, people across the country wondered why anyone would live in New Orleans. Don't you live in (or close to) torando alley?
York1 In 2005, people across the country wondered why anyone would live in New Orleans.
And don't forget those anti-government folks on the hurricane-prone Gulf coast who demand federal bailouts to rebuild after the last storm and the penultimate one!!
charlie hebdo zugmann York1 In 2005, people across the country wondered why anyone would live in New Orleans. Don't you live in (or close to) torando alley? And don't forget those anti-government folks on the hurricane-prone Gulf coast who demand federal bailouts to rebuild after the last storm and the penultimate one!!
It is easier to have a underground storm shelter when you are not 12 feet below sea level.
charlie hebdoAnd don't forget those anti-government folks on the hurricane-prone Gulf coast who demand federal bailouts to rebuild after the last storm and the penultimate one!!
And that has what to do with people in Washington, DC, having raw sewage back up into their houses?
I wonder what any of this has to do with railroads.
zugmannI wonder what any of this has to do with railroads.
Have never heard any reports of CSX's Virginia Avenue Tunnels flooding, not the original tunnel or the double stack capable tunnels that were constructed and place in service the week after I retired in 2016.
Never too old to have a happy childhood!
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