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10 Feb 2011 11:32 #11 by Alex Brown
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The knowledge on this is forum is not to be sniffed at!


:roll: :D

Neill,
Upwood apparently has a very well preserved sewage site, it's on of the few parts that I have not looked around yet.
But then you didn't want to visit Upwood...
;-)
Yes, I'm back(ish).

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11 Feb 2011 05:03 #12 by PETERTHEEATER
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Yes:) I always wondered about the effect of a pipe fracture when compressed air is pushing the effluent!

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