Talk:John Rennie the Younger
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[edit] London Bridge exhibition
I have removed a section of the article about an exhibition in 2007. It is not clear whether it refers to the original site of London Bridge or the site in Arizona; either way, it probably belongs better in London Bridge if anyone can provide a proper reference for it.
The legacy of Sir John Rennie will soon be brought to life again, at the very place his soul lies, London Bridge. In the vaults of the foundations of the Rennie bridge in late 2007, a new attraction will open which will bring to life the spirit of the legend that is London Bridge. The Rennie bridge may well be alive and kicking in Lake Havasu Arizona U.S.A. but the exhibition, live re-enactments and scary ride of the new attraction will help to keep the history of people like Rennie alive. The attraction is situated opposite London Bridge station, on the south side of the bridge.
Greg 13:10, 30 April 2007 (UTC)
