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Old 11-11-2011, 18:17   #46
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Re: CAVE UNDER ORMEROD.St 60s-70s..

It wasn't Cave, it was a cave in. One evening a big hole appeared in the middle of the street about 68/69. There are numerous shafts and tunnels running all over below Accrington and much of the surrounding district or so I'm told. Could be an good area for discussion or research.
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Old 11-11-2011, 18:34   #47
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Re: CAVE UNDER ORMEROD.St 60s-70s..

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It wasn't Cave, it was a cave in. One evening a big hole appeared in the middle of the street about 68/69. There are numerous shafts and tunnels running all over below Accrington and much of the surrounding district or so I'm told. Could be an good area for discussion or research.
I knew it was a cave in, my old mucker. I understood you perfectly.

I remember that hole.

It's where I shot out of my mum, and hit the cobbles, with a ten pound thud, as she was hurrying down Ormerod Street, trying to get to the maternity ward.

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Old 12-11-2011, 14:10   #48
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Old 14-11-2011, 18:55   #49
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Re: CAVE UNDER ORMEROD.St 60s-70s..

A slight deviation, but the thread reminded of a sink hole in the news last year in Guatamala. See images here (it's number 3). Those are formed by natural geology rather than mine shafts/tunnels etc. I'm not saying that we have sink holes in Accrington before anyone pipes up.
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