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Notre Dame Fire
I'm trying to find any news on the investigation of its cause, but other than statements saying it was an "accident" I've drawn a blank.
There was a report a couple of weeks ago that several French MPs wanted clarity and were unhappy that there appeared to be a cover-up, or at least a lack of determination on the part of the government to pursue the matter fully.
Has anyone seen anything ?
There was a report a couple of weeks ago that several French MPs wanted clarity and were unhappy that there appeared to be a cover-up, or at least a lack of determination on the part of the government to pursue the matter fully.
Has anyone seen anything ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Naomi, Arson was almost instantly ruled out. This is why i said "(apparently)"
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Could some kind soul please explain the relevance to me as all I can think of at the moment is a group of Girl Guides, wicked little creatures that they can be, chanting "Go Anna" as one strikes a match.
Not sure about the ratio of Muslim Girl Guides tho.
Could some kind soul please explain the relevance to me as all I can think of at the moment is a group of Girl Guides, wicked little creatures that they can be, chanting "Go Anna" as one strikes a match.
Not sure about the ratio of Muslim Girl Guides tho.
tonyV /Centuries old dry oak would catch fire pretty quickly even with a discarded cigarette /
I will bet you a large sum can't set fire to a beam with a cigarette.
btw, Dry oak of 20 years has the same water content of dry oak of 600 years, dry is dry, you can't get drier.
naomi; As I understand it, the architect, Viollet-le-Duc -who restored Notre Dame in the 1840s- employed the best stone-sculptor of the day, Geoffroy-Dechaume, to carve some figures, (and his masons carved the famous gargoyle-monsters). I believe a film was made shortly before the fire, of Geoffroy-Dechaume's figures being lifted off before restoration work was to begin.
This might be what you have read?
I will bet you a large sum can't set fire to a beam with a cigarette.
btw, Dry oak of 20 years has the same water content of dry oak of 600 years, dry is dry, you can't get drier.
naomi; As I understand it, the architect, Viollet-le-Duc -who restored Notre Dame in the 1840s- employed the best stone-sculptor of the day, Geoffroy-Dechaume, to carve some figures, (and his masons carved the famous gargoyle-monsters). I believe a film was made shortly before the fire, of Geoffroy-Dechaume's figures being lifted off before restoration work was to begin.
This might be what you have read?