Chilian miners rescued
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Chilian miners rescued
Well done to the engineers who have reached the trapped miners. Now to get them up in the rescue cage, that will take a week to get them all up. Great news.
John
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Re: Chilian miners rescued
Great news. I still wouldn't want to be the last fella left on me own though! 
Stew
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Re: Chilian miners rescued
Doesn't one of those guys have his wife AND his girlfriend waiting up top for him??
He should probably stay down there for a while longer.
He should probably stay down there for a while longer.
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Re: Chilian miners rescued
If he's got any sense, he'll have spent the last 60 odd days tunnelling out the other side of the mountain.MIKE JG wrote:Doesn't one of those guys have his wife AND his girlfriend waiting up top for him??
He should probably stay down there for a while longer.
Stew
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