Crossrail tunnelling machines

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13 March 2012

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London UK

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Yui Mok

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A view of the site where Crossrail tunnel digging will start, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

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RMG51HW9–Photographers photograph a tunnelling machine during the official unveiling of the first two of eight Crossrail tunnelling machines, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

RMG51HTW–The Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Transport Secretary Justine Greening, during the official unveiling of the first two from a total of eight, Crossrail tunnelling machines, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

RMG51HTX–The Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Transport Secretary Justine Greening, during the official unveiling of the first two from a total of eight, Crossrail tunnelling machines, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

RMG51HTT–The Mayor of London Boris Johnson (right) and Transport Secretary Justine Greening (centre), during the official unveiling of the first two from a total of eight, Crossrail tunnelling machines, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

RMG51HW3–The Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Transport Secretary Justine Greening, turn to look at a tunnelling machine during the official unveiling of the first two from a total of eight, Crossrail tunnelling machines, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

RMG51HW1–The Mayor of London Boris Johnson speaks during the official unveiling of the first two from a total of eight, Crossrail tunnelling machines, at the Crossrail Westbourne Park construction site in west London.

RMG6NMYJ–A full spoil skip is raised to the surface to be emptied from boring machines tunnelling 35 metres below the streets of Whitechapel, east London, which has proved to be one of the most challenging and impressive sites in the whole Crossrail project, and will be part of the 38 station route from Maidenhead Royal Berkshire in the west to Shenfield in Essex in the east.

RMG6NMYM–A dumper trucks fills a large spoil skip, from the boring machines tunnelling 35 metres below the streets of Whitechapel, east London, which has proved to be one of the most challenging and impressive sites in the whole Crossrail project, and will be part of the 38 station route from Maidenhead Royal Berkshire in the west to Shenfield in Essex in the east.

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