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View CommentsAllysonCant we preserve these structures Posted by Guest on Tue 21 Dec 2004 03:16:35 PM UTC Karen DeGaleI live in NY but i am very familiar with the community, i am proud to say my family lives 2 houses away from these watertanks and so did I...when I was a child we called it the crownland back then......it is a great landmark and should remain part of Picton's historic sites... Posted by Guest on Wed 22 Dec 2004 03:59:20 PM UTC ankhkara cascadura
and yet after years of political misrule... many remain without pipe-borne water... Posted by Guest on Wed 29 Dec 2004 02:14:23 PM UTC |
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I've observed these Fantastic watertanks remotely from the Eastern Main Road on my commute to and from Port of Spain. It is Most Impressive that these Massive Megastructures have endured the elements for decades. These Watertanks were obviously built to last a very long time.
Posted by Guest on Sun 19 Dec 2004 10:24:24 PM UTC