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Oh dear - generator the size of a small camper van located on forecourt nearby.

Ah well ,no doubt some tale of trouble and worse , neccesitating it's existence.

Looks like it's ear plugs for me and gratitude that I'm not living in the house it's supplying.

  • 2 weeks later...

Are we sure it's a generator? Or a giant bee?

I was informed by the bloke down the pub, who reckoned that his mate's brother-in-law had it on the best possible authority that Kraftwerk had bought a rehearsal space on BR and were practicing for their forthcoming 'Droning On And On' tour.

I for one believe him.

Avani Wrote:

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> The humming is coming from the work being done on

> the ring-main extension at Honor Oak underground

> reservoir.

>

> See

>

> http://www.thameswater.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/corp/hs.

> xsl/2919.htm

>

> But no info on what's causing the noise at the

> moment.


For the the life of me, I can't see why Kraftwerk would be working on a plumbing job. It makes no sense.

Tarmacing on the other hand, I can see that. They'd have some fun with it. Triple fun if necessary.

They strike me as being half-decent sparks as well.

Though I'd not give 'em a half day as chippies.

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