Same vibe as www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLE7...

Reasonable, it does seem fairly buried in leaves and possibly even soil.

does the remaining manhole cover have anything useful written on it? I assume not, but if it said "water" or something, it would be a clue.

glad to see you've taken appropiate clothing. it's cold out there.

So what you're saying is we ought to call the M25 a "Parkway", after all, lots of people take slow, indirect journeys to their destination, that is assuming they're not parked on it?

Under your town? Under my town?

So no Park Bench style video unpicking the making of the Park Bench videos, in self mockery of using them to talk about the making of what were already at the time, old videos?

It is weird to see dual carraige way without central barriers at all. The A33 just outside Reading is still in that state.

It appears to be easier to read which is important in a sign. I'd hope the old one might go to a museum. I guess with the metal sign there ought to be a possiblity of restoring them rather than replacing. Is there surface finish just paint or something more exotic?

Have you read the novel Sourdough? It features teaching robots to crack eggs.

My calculations make it 1.5 ton, so well within the car category could be at that sort of weight.