On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:07:27 GMT, qrk wrote:
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 02:23:47 -0700, PhattyMo
wrote:
John Larkin wrote:
We went by the Southeast sewage treatment plant and picked up six free
sacks of compost. They loaded them into the car for us, gave us their
DVD "The Sewers of San Francisco", and a free mouse pad!
They have real tours, too; we'll have to schedule one. I've done the
Sewers of Paris tour, so it will be interesting to compare.
John
Why in the world would you subject yourself to a tour of a SEWER?
*Baffled*
Why in the world would you pass up such an interesting tour unless
you're the type that sits around watching Oprah for all your
informational needs. Large industrial/civil processes are quite
interesting.
Yep. When I was scouting out universities while I was still in high
school there was a demonstration at the University of Cincinnati of a
sewer mechanism to handle low flow neighborhoods.... a cistern filled
up with sewage and water until it reached a certain critical level,
then flushed itself... no moving parts.
...Jim Thompson
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