Notre Dame
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The Organiser said:BREAKING NEWS : Police say they ain’t sure how the fire started , but they have a hunch.
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stackitsteve said:Main bell towers saved according to latest news
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NapaAddick said:stackitsteve said:Main bell towers saved according to latest news19
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bobmunro said:SomervilleAddick said:At best it will be a shell, as the interior was all wood, but you’ve got to expect severe structural damage after a blaze like this.
I’m amazed that scaffolding is still standing.Based on this drone picture, it sadly looks lost.4 -
Just been on Facebook, a friend of mine was there 3 days ago (celebrating her 50th in Paris) and comparing her age with the age of the cathedral0
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Seen a few renovations catch fire over the years. Too much flammable gets stored close by. Just hope doesn’t happen to the Clock (Elizabeth) Tower.0
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Notre-Dame's main structure is "saved and preserved" after fire
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Off_it said:Leroy Ambrose said:Callumcafc said:
That man boils my piss.Imagine if the French President had tweeted a message telling the American what to do when the twin towers were on fire.
He needs offing.
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smudge7946 said:Off_it said:Leroy Ambrose said:Callumcafc said:
That man boils my piss.Imagine if the French President had tweeted a message telling the American what to do when the twin towers were on fire.
He needs offing.
What on earth is “practical” about flying water tankers?
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smudge7946 said:Off_it said:Leroy Ambrose said:Callumcafc said:
That man boils my piss.Imagine if the French President had tweeted a message telling the American what to do when the twin towers were on fire.
He needs offing.
Oh right. I'm sure the French fire service hadn't thought about putting water on the fire. Thanks Donald.
The fact is, you dump tons of water on a building from the air and you're likely to cause even more damage to the building. Luckily the French fire services knew that, being the professional fire fighters that they are.
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It just breaks my heart. It's such an incredible building. I've only spent a few days in Paris but I made sure to spend at least an hour there just sitting and taking it in every day. I genuinely can't think of another historic building I'd have such a strong reaction to.1
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i_b_b_o_r_g said:NapaAddick said:stackitsteve said:Main bell towers saved according to latest news
Too late mate, he's already been given the tin tack and fed to the wolves.0 -
Callumcafc said:smudge7946 said:Off_it said:Leroy Ambrose said:Callumcafc said:
That man boils my piss.Imagine if the French President had tweeted a message telling the American what to do when the twin towers were on fire.
He needs offing.
What on earth is “practical” about flying water tankers?As someone who experienced massive fires up close in Sonoma in 2017, he is even more clueless than that. Helicopters drop water. Most "tankers" drop fire retardant, not water. Copters can drop in specific spots. Tankers are not accurate and drop over large swaths of land to stop fire from spreading. Imagine this over Notre Dame.
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This pic shows how much of the interior was affected.0
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From the latest photos of inside it looks like the above pictures are actually showing the structure of the roof on fire rather than the actual inside.2
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NapaAddick said:I am guessing they stayed open during the renovation and kept all the art there in order to keep tourist money coming in? I suspect those who made that decision might be out of a job, shortly.
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Off_it said:smudge7946 said:Off_it said:Leroy Ambrose said:Callumcafc said:
That man boils my piss.Imagine if the French President had tweeted a message telling the American what to do when the twin towers were on fire.
He needs offing.
Oh right. I'm sure the French fire service hadn't thought about putting water on the fire. Thanks Donald.
The fact is, you dump tons of water on a building from the air and you're likely to cause even more damage to the building. Luckily the French fire services knew that, being the professional fire fighters that they are.
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Not half as bad as feared last night. Inside virtually untouched and majority of artefacts are safe. Roof, spire and windows lost but main structure survives.4
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Now let me see.... who would be angry enough at France and the EU to do something like this? Especially as they’ve been threatening civil disorder if they don’t get what they think was promised?2
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Siv_in_Norfolk said:Now let me see.... who would be angry enough at France and the EU to do something like this? Especially as they’ve been threatening civil disorder if they don’t get what they think was promised?0
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Off_it said:To be fair, if that was St Paul's I would be in tears right now.0
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Awful pictures. After surviving unscathed from all those Nazi bombs during WWII, it's now destroyed by fire.
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Look at the Cutty Sark. They will rebuild it. yes it won't be quite the same, but it will look the same. Most important thing is nobody died.4
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Addickted said:Awful pictures. After surviving unscathed from all those Nazi bombs during WWII, it's now destroyed by fire.3
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Given how huge that fire was, it's a hell of an effort from the French fire brigade to save the main structure and the towers.
Hopefully means they can rebuild.6