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- Bad times in paradise
- by MonkeyPie
- in theaccidentalgirl.blog.co.uk
- 1 day old
- Bad news monkeyophiles. I had to run off from my last afternoon of work, trying not to cry (it was quite emotional really) to go to an optician's appointment. It is a sad sad day. I haven't been in two years and lately though that I've been squinting more whilst driving....... I'm BLIND. That'll be why I nearly ran over those kids playing... more
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- What I want to be when I grow up (part 1)
- by MonkeyPie
- in theaccidentalgirl.blog.co.uk
- 11 days old
- For risk of sounding like an ideological and sentimental romantic (as far as building can allow) I love love love south american engineer/architects simply because, especially the one I will use as an example later, they make incredible beauty from the most deprived (comparatively) of conditions. Perhaps it is born from a need to 'make do'... more
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- er... wow!!
- by MonkeyPie
- in theaccidentalgirl.blog.co.uk
- 22 days old
- Most amazing thing I've seen lately.. It's tall, acts as a wind turbine, is dynamic and beautiful.. The rotating tower in Dubai: more
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- Liverpool Street
- by 359Rabbit
- in Rabbitthought.blog.co.uk
- 52 days old
- It appears that the bridge at Liverpool Street Station did not suffer a partial collapse as early reported in the news. However, scaffolding used for overnight engineering work collapsed on to the track. Network rail said in statement that they hoped normal service would resume by 14:00. This is quite a serious incident, if the scaffold... more
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- The Rail Network
- by 359Rabbit
- in Rabbitthought.blog.co.uk
- 52 days old
- Over the Christmas period Liverpool Street station in London was closed by engineering works to allow for the demolition and installation of a new bridge on the approach to the station. The work took longer than expected and when the holiday was over the station was still closed because of the overrunning work, the same happened at Easter... more
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- An Engineers Life
- by 359Rabbit
- in Rabbitthought.blog.co.uk
- 68 days old
- Have got a really interesting task at the moment, am counting light fittings from a set of drawings, 2 drawings per floor and 17 floors. For those of you that are good at maths that’s 34 drawings, there are eight different types of fitting on each floor. It’s an easy job, but god is so boring. The joys of being an engineer, please god let me go... more
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- the path less travelled..
- by MonkeyPie
- in theaccidentalgirl.blog.co.uk
- 74 days old
- Following great uncertainty, four years ago, I changed from law to engeering. I haven't regretted it since- even though the pay gap between lawyers and Engineers is laughably obvious. Anyway, I'm just burrowing my way through a sparse exam timetable at the moment and I've been thinking about what I shoudl do for my dissertation next year. Or,... more
