Some articles on cable, cables:
Porthcurno - The Cable Station and Engineering College
... because of its history as a major international submarine communications cable station ... became internationally famous as the British termination of early submarine telegraph cables, the first of which was landed in 1870, part of an early international link stretching all the way from the UK to ... preference to the busy port of Falmouth because of the reduced risk of damage to the cables caused by ships’ anchors ...
... because of its history as a major international submarine communications cable station ... became internationally famous as the British termination of early submarine telegraph cables, the first of which was landed in 1870, part of an early international link stretching all the way from the UK to ... preference to the busy port of Falmouth because of the reduced risk of damage to the cables caused by ships’ anchors ...
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—Václav Havel (b. 1936)
“To be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars.”
—Douglass Cross (b. 1920)
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