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Such is the layout of Nemesis and the speed at which the train travels around the track, the track and supports have got to be subject to lot of stresses, more so than the average coaster.
Plus Nemesis is outside so it has to deal with the elements.
I wish Nemesis would stay at AT forever, but we all know it will only be there until maintaining it costs more than it's worth. I hope it it's around for a long time to come yet, WAY more than a decade!.. but hey, I've got now say in it.
BTW- That support that has been removed from the loop- does anyone want take a stab at what exactly they do with it? Is it cleaned of rust/painted and then re-instated, or will they replace it altogether?
I think Nemesis is indeed subject to more elemental damage than most coasters. That pit is always damp. And say, in the winter when it freezes, the expanding and contracting must affect the footers.
I think that support has just been taken out to allow them to fix up the footer.
^I guess it's to some extent self-supporting, so that it could stand without a support. But as that could be a tad unlucky for the track, my best bet is some cranes and wires.
Hate the anoying little Manc ****. Thankfully he will disapear soon when BGT starts again.
NOO!
Back to Nemesis, the track will probaaly be removed, although the top of the loop can support itself after the going past verticle, all the pieces rest in the one below it, holding them in place.
No, you were arguing about some silly Manc - while him being at Alton is worth mentioning, his ability/inability to dance has NOTHING to do with Alton - furie
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