Re: British Engineerium Saved

A local property tycoon stepped in at the last minute yesterday to save t= he

> British Engineerium buildings and collection. The Engineerium was due to = be > auctioned at 10.30 am yesterday, at 10.00am a bid was received that saved > the museum. Local press reported that "the more than 450 people had come = to > the auction cheered when they heard that the collection had been saved". > The purchaser intends to spend =A3500,000 on revamping the museum, which = will > then open up to the public as usual. > > Fred Southwell. nr. Brighton. U.K.

Yer Right! Then he will turn it in to a housing estate and sell the lot of later down the road! there is no money in engine museums only liabilities!!! and any one with half a brain knows that one.

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The Engine Man
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Well, Steve, he hasn't done that sort of thing so far...

Benefit of the doubt, perhaps?

Regards,

Kim Siddorn

Fred wrote:

Yer Right! Then he will turn it in to a housing estate and sell the lot of later down the road! there is no money in engine museums only liabilities!!! and any one with half a brain knows that one.

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Kim Siddorn

Were you there Steve and did you cheer?

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Nick H

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