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chimney | 19:34 Tue 04th Jul 2006 | Travel
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because the lines built by the main line companies were already extensive before the underground was developed, also a lot of the subsoil south of the thames was unsuitable for tunnelling.
20:15 Tue 04th Jul 2006
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I thank you very much!
21:23 Tue 04th Jul 2006
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'cause it's a bitch to tunnel under the river
22:43 Tue 04th Jul 2006
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Kent is not in London. It is a county outside of London. The clue is in the question
11:59 Wed 05th Jul 2006
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spaced - there are London underground stations in Essex, Surrey, and Hertfordshire which are also counties outside of London
15:09 Wed 05th Jul 2006
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You tell em Chimney
00:29 Thu 06th Jul 2006

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