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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Sixth Form Centre: Demolition Day

Posted on 2:08 PM by Unknown
by Tony Hicks


The last views from inside the Sixth Form Centre. At 11 am yesterday, a DX225LC DOOSAN Crawler Excavator, weighing about 21 metric tons, arrived on a low loader and began demolition work (see below). More photographs here.



















See more photographs of the demolition here.
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