Salisbury cathedral was built on thin foundations
... or so I'm told. It sits on gravel, and has only remained standing
as long as it has because the church invested in a complex water
management system, controlling the water level in the nearby rivers so
that the gravel doesn't get waterlogged, and the cathedral stays up. There's a tour you can take of the cathedral, during which they take
you into the guts of the building, and during which I might perhaps be
able to find out more. I would like to do this.
as long as it has because the church invested in a complex water
management system, controlling the water level in the nearby rivers so
that the gravel doesn't get waterlogged, and the cathedral stays up. There's a tour you can take of the cathedral, during which they take
you into the guts of the building, and during which I might perhaps be
able to find out more. I would like to do this.