Submarine Surfaces in the Middle of a City – Then Maintenance Workers Peek Inside

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The maritime historian’s name was Gerald Parr, and he had gone very quiet when Declan showed him the photographs taken by the drainage team. They stood together under the temporary lighting rigs that the city authority had erected along the bank, the cold evening air carrying the smell of canal mud and rust. Gerald studied the image of the marking on the conning tower for a long time before he spoke.