Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Hence in no longer live on the outskirts of a mining city.Remember the miners strikes in the eighties ?, miners had no strike pay so a lot of cattle and sheep got rustled off farms close to mining towns .
Hence in no longer live on the outskirts of a mining city.Remember the miners strikes in the eighties ?, miners had no strike pay so a lot of cattle and sheep got rustled off farms close to mining towns .
Sadly, no one lives on the outskirts of a mining city or town nowadays, they have all been closed down.Hence in no longer live on the outskirts of a mining city.
For the best imo .Sadly, no one lives on the outskirts of a mining city or town nowadays, they have all been closed down.
Tough, tough life. I was supposed to have had visit to a working deep mine years ago, but it shut before I had the chance! I still regret it.They should kept a deep mine open for them that love getting into a cage at 5.30 am in the morning lowered lord knows how many meters down and dig coal under the sea while your mates remove the props behind you not knowing if your getting home that night. They can’t even get the saps to drive wagons now let alone dig coal .
Why?Its better burning coal than trees
Because too many are being cut down needlessly, putting ip co2Why?
Fuel crisis had same effect in same yearGrain trebled in 73
That shocked the world and caused inflation.
The eec introduced the cereal support soon after and started subsidising osr
Yes, fuel trebled i thinkFuel crisis had same effect in same year