a town of around $8000.00 right on the danube river. but soon the town will be separated from the river by the track. then people will have to take an underpass to reach the danube. several muckle started a petition but they couldn't influence the planning that was already underway for the railway line you. or. the plans had been signed off on without any local input or democratic participation process. trains probably would be better the rail it would be better but to be honest i don't see the full potential of of construction for the local people. who have nothing for it. but little bits of the metastases have already sprayed it happened very quickly rees was we went to the don't to together but she told us my father should stay in hospital overnight so that i could examine the findings. for the moment when i came back the next morning i could already see he wasn't doing well as all the approaches from he died just 30 days later because met a static cancer spreads really fast and gets into the bloodstream really fast she. got on star

washington thought the potomac would extend the thames the danube all put together. like the potomac -- the potomac the community next to it to future capital city ripped the chesapeake which meant access to the atlantic which was important in the day of rudimentary command station in the potomac flows westward. it would unite maryland virginia pennsylvania and the roads from the edges of the tributaries in the potomac would run west into what today is the ohio territory pittsburgh and so forth and so on so the potomac would then connect north and south with distance between the two and connect east and west that would serve to unite the new capital city with the atlantic ocean and so on and so forth. that's washington's vision. in the constitution over the debate over the capitol city article i section 8 agreed that the capitol city should be 10 miles square. that's 100 miles but what it means is this capital city almost laughingly this capital city will be larger than paris london and the great capitals of the world get it will be built out of boggs and woods for t

washington thought potomac was equal to dissent and the thames, the danube, the rhine altogether.it was like the potomac but it's hardly anyone of those. but the potomac connected the community next to it, the future capital city with the chesapeake which meant access to the atlantic where it was important for transportation and rudimentary communication and also the potomac flows westward. it will unite america, virginia, pennsylvania and the road rose to the edges of the tributaries would run west to what is today the ohio territory. pittsburgh, so forth and so on the potomac would then connect the american south as it was with distance between the two, it would serve to function, serve to unite the new capital city of the atlantic ocean and so on and so forth. that's washington's vision. next. in the constitution, over the debate over the capital city, article 1 section 8 it agreed that the capital city should be 10 miles square. it's 100 miles. what it means is this capital city almost laughably will be larger than paris, london, the great capitals of the world yet it would be built

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