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It's a blessing that most of roman ruins still stand relatively intact even after applying two thousand years of human stupidity to them. For example, they coul
by guard-of-terra 12y ago
It's a blessing that most of roman ruins still stand relatively intact even after applying two thousand years of human stupidity to them. For example, they could definitely ruin a lot with an early subway.
And yes, it was kind of strange that Milan outran Rome in terms of subways.
On the other hand, Saint Petersburg is built on the swamp, and metro had to be 50+ meters deep and featured underground river flooding one of its tunnel for 10+ years. At least you're happy to have this place genuinely diggable.