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The amazing debris of the Canal St.-Martin

Paul Heymont 1/25/162:17 PM

As we reported earlier, Paris public works crews have drained the city's Canal Saint-Martin, after moving tens of thousands of fish to safety.

Along with the expected muck and bottles, they found an amazing variety of debris, including nearly 100 of the city's Velib bicycle-share bikes, a toilet, a number of weapons (both knives and guns) and even a drone and a construction machine.

Check TheLocal.fr for a more detailed list and more pictures...click HERE

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PortMoresbyTG Guru

TG member, kerouac, has posted a series of photos showing the progress of the project:

http://anyportinastorm.proboar...-canal-saint-martin#

http://anyportinastorm.proboar...-saint-martin?page=2

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