I note that the text uses reasonable language such as "unused and forgotten for decades" rather than the sensationalist "secret" and "hidden". Modern journalism seems to major on using inaccurate terms to boost readership!
'Secret' = the journalist hadn't heard of it before. 'Hidden' = the journalist had to do actual research.
I note that the text uses reasonable language such as "unused and forgotten for decades" rather than the sensationalist "secret" and "hidden". Modern journalism seems to major on using inaccurate terms to boost readership!
'Secret' = the journalist hadn't heard of it before. 'Hidden' = the journalist had to do actual research.
I note that the text uses reasonable language such as "unused and forgotten for decades" rather than the sensationalist "secret" and "hidden". Modern journalism seems to major on using inaccurate terms to boost readership!
'Secret' = the journalist hadn't heard of it before. 'Hidden' = the journalist had to do actual research.
That's an excellent definition.
I did know about those tunnels. I remember reading about a wartime underground control room at Woking and Salisbury's tunnels got a passing mention so someone did know about them. Just not the correct person.
I note that the text uses reasonable language such as "unused and forgotten for decades" rather than the sensationalist "secret" and "hidden". Modern journalism seems to major on using inaccurate terms to boost readership!
'Secret' = the journalist hadn't heard of it before. 'Hidden' = the journalist had to do actual research.
That's an excellent definition. I did know about those tunnels. I remember reading about a wartime underground control room at Woking and Salisbury's tunnels got a passing mention so someone did know about them. Just not the correct person.
It’s a bit like the history of Western civilisation - going places and discovering them and the people who lived there for the “first time”.
Sam
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I note that the text uses reasonable language such as "unused and forgotten for decades" rather than the sensationalist "secret" and "hidden". Modern journalism seems to major on using inaccurate terms to boost readership!
'Secret' = the journalist hadn't heard of it before. 'Hidden' = the journalist had to do actual research.
That's an excellent definition. I did know about those tunnels. I remember reading about a wartime underground control room at Woking and Salisbury's tunnels got a passing mention so someone did know about them. Just not the correct person.
Its a bit like the history of Western civilisation - going places and discovering them and the people who lived there for the first time.
I think Ghandi was asked what he thought about western civilisation and he replied he thought it would be a good idea.
I note that the text uses reasonable language such as "unused and forgotten for decades" rather than the sensationalist "secret" and "hidden". Modern journalism seems to major on using inaccurate terms to boost readership!
'Secret' = the journalist hadn't heard of it before. 'Hidden' = the journalist had to do actual research.
"Journalist" (internet version) - someone who slaps a few words together and sticks them on a web page infested with adverts.