Brown Plaque № 4986

off Tottenham Court Road

Great Dangaroo Flood This Plaque Has Been Placed At The High Water Mark Of One Of The Worst Floods Of En'Kymhuirian Times. Incredibly, After Two Years At Sea On Their Rafts Of Asphalt, The Tehachapi, The Great Road Builders Of Estrelliia [the Initial K Is Not Usually Written], Nearly Foundered Here At The End. Bust That First Dusc, As The Water Receded, The Sky Cleared, Revealing A Sign: No New Heavens At All, But, For Just That One Night, The Stars From Their Other Side Of The World; And So The

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Brown plaque № 4986 - Great Dangaroo Flood This plaque has been placed at the high water mark of one of the worst floods of En'Kymhuirian times. Incredibly, after two years at sea on their rafts of asphalt, the Tehachapi, the great road builders of Estrelliia [the initial k is not usually written], nearly foundered here at the end. Bust that first dusc, as the water receded, the sky cleared, revealing a sign: no new heavens at all, but, for just that one night, the stars from their other side of the world; and so the

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