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Another large hole in town

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Topic: Another large hole in town
Posted By: cubsur
Subject: Another large hole in town
Date Posted: 13/June/2018 at 21:10
Just walked past this mess, down the hill from hotel Colina do Mar where some might remember the road subsided a while back. Well this time it looks like an earthquake. More likely though something has been leaking for ages and eventually...






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Posted By: A9NDY
Date Posted: 13/June/2018 at 21:18
We've got bigger pot holes than that 😉😂


Posted By: ClaireKildare
Date Posted: 14/June/2018 at 09:45
That blue pipe is HDPE watermain. Subsidence could shift the fittings and cause a leak alright.


Posted By: Algarveaddick
Date Posted: 15/June/2018 at 08:28
Probably earth tremors caused by the dancing going on in the new Havana bar...

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Go away Duchatalet


Posted By: cubsur
Date Posted: 15/June/2018 at 12:01
Yellow machinery was being brought in earlier. Maybe men will be at work.


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Posted By: jantien
Date Posted: 15/June/2018 at 15:21
In our street, again Cry


Posted By: cubsur
Date Posted: 15/June/2018 at 16:52
Men at work this morning. Rua dos Arcos is also cordoned off.



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Posted By: pyrman
Date Posted: 16/June/2018 at 09:22
Tom ... those half-built flats behind Liberdade have been there long as I can remember .. do you have any info on them ?


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Posted By: cubsur
Date Posted: 16/June/2018 at 10:35
None really. They have certainly been there 20 years if not more. A typical example of property speculation, financial mismanagement and then collapse. After all this time they are probably beyond redemption. A real eyesore for anyone who bothers to look up from the tacky shops and bars on the ground floor.


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Posted By: Jayjan
Date Posted: 17/June/2018 at 23:39
hahaha Carlsberg, what a load of clap trap. Wink or not. are you bored  :-(


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Polli the dancing cat strikes again.


Posted By: cubsur
Date Posted: 18/June/2018 at 08:20
Back to reality the hole is now more or less filled in but the roads are still closed waiting for the lorryload of cobblestones to be relaid.


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Posted By: Jock
Date Posted: 21/June/2018 at 10:30
It's getting like Blackburn Lancashire.


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Posted By: Algarveaddick
Date Posted: 21/June/2018 at 10:35
Originally posted by Jock Jock wrote:

It's getting like Blackburn Lancashire.
 

Before T'Rovers had money, they had a dirt car park that was like the surface of the moon. I said to the attendant "Are these the 4000 holes then?".

He looked at me totally blank... LOL


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Go away Duchatalet


Posted By: Andrew
Date Posted: 21/June/2018 at 17:40
“Before T'Rovers had money, they had a dirt car park that was like the surface of the moon. I said to the attendant "Are these the 4000 holes then?"

That would be twenty years ago today 😉

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Posted By: Jock
Date Posted: 21/June/2018 at 19:24
They'll be fixing a hole where the rain gets in, I suppose. Hmmm


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Posted By: cubsur
Date Posted: 26/February/2019 at 18:58
Bottom end of same street as in post 1, taken today. It's closed to traffic below Hotel Colina do Mar while new drains are being laid.

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It's Rua Maria Teresa S. Azvedo.


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