Buenos Aires 1933 vs 2024
The Avenida 9 de Julio in Buenos Aires (the widest in the world) used to be full of buildings and houses. In 1933 they began to demolish 20 blocks, and it took 3 months to demolish each block. The new Avenida as we know it today was inaugurated in 1937.
Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 05, 2025 8:37 pm
Buenos Aires 1933 vs 2024
The Avenida 9 de Julio in Buenos Aires (the widest in the world) used to be full of buildings and houses. In 1933 they began to demolish 20 blocks, and it took 3 months to demolish each block. The new Avenida as we know it today was inaugurated in 1937.
Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 05, 2025 8:37 pm
Buenos Aires 1933 vs 2024
The Avenida 9 de Julio in Buenos Aires (the widest in the world) used to be full of buildings and houses. In 1933 they began to demolish 20 blocks, and it took 3 months to demolish each block. The new Avenida as we know it today was inaugurated in 1937.
Yorick wrote: Sun Apr 13, 2025 9:31 am
We got more rain in those 2 hours than in the previous 2 years.
The rain was the heaviest registered on the island for several years – in the Las Cucharas area of Costa Teguise, more rain (62.5 mms) was registered in the two hours of between 1 pm and 3pm than fell during the whole of 2024 or 2023. Nevertheless, other parts of the island received only light showers or no rain at all.
posh at ours today pulled up opposite our gaff this afternoon Chap reckoned the dales roads were a bit too rough for his 40 million quids worth of SWB250 GTO
for those with a keen eye you'll note that some cretin had keyed the wing nearest the camera... yes it was a lefthand driveso is that nearside or offside
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rodbargee wrote: Thu Jun 12, 2025 4:54 pm
posh at ours today pulled up opposite our gaff this afternoon Chap reckoned the dales roads were a bit too rough for his 40 million quids worth of SWB250 GTO
England's roads are too rough to risk damaging that.
Well he gave it the audio beans on the way out of the village! so if you drove up its backside what would ones insurance company have to say.... do you think the premium might go up a bit. And it wasnt Nick Mason either!
rodbargee wrote: Thu Jun 12, 2025 4:54 pm
posh at ours today pulled up opposite our gaff this afternoon Chap reckoned the dales roads were a bit too rough for his 40 million quids worth of SWB250 GTO
England's roads are too rough to risk damaging that.
balls. I bet Italy's roads in the '60s weren't much better!
Stuff like that was made to be used, they should be fekin' used.
(the widest in the world) used to be full of buildings and houses. In 1933 they began to demolish 20 blocks, and it took 3 months to demolish each block. The new Avenida as we know it today was inaugurated in 1937.
(the widest in the world) used to be full of buildings and houses. In 1933 they began to demolish 20 blocks, and it took 3 months to demolish each block. The new Avenida as we know it today was inaugurated in 1937.
