The powerhouse of an old paper mill in the Scottish highlands proves to be a textbook example of how professionals can take down steel legs without creating dangerous flying fragments.
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The powerhouse of an old paper mill in the Scottish highlands proves to be a textbook example of how professionals can take down steel legs without creating dangerous flying fragments.
Added: Apr 9, 2009
Views: 5714 Views
Runtime: 02:57
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