Interesting article from the BBC:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3317149.stm
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Train under Straits of Gibralter
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RE: Train under Straits of Gibralter
One thing I wonder about is how geologically stable the straight is. Unlike the "Chunnel", this one would pass through a plate boundry (Eurasian & African). But it may only be an issue over geologic time - something that can only be measured on the Sunset Limited.Ron
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