Fishing Lines: We can see for marls and marls

From: The Independent - London | Date: May 1, 1994| Author: KEITH ELLIOTT | Copyright information

THE Channel Tunnel may despoil half of Kent, terrify millions of claustrophobics, bring in hordes of garlic-breathing misanthropes, bankrupt British Rail and generally mean the end of civilisation as we know it - but at least it could be good news for anglers.

When the 15,000 workmen dug the three tunnels, all that chalk marl (four million cubic metres of it) had to go somewhere. Eurotunnel could probably have sold it to one of the nuttier London councils, or used it to re-whiten Dover...

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