This tunnel was once used to store chemical weapons. It could become a bike path

During World War II, a tunnel in Glenbrook at the base of the Blue Mountains was used to store thousands of tonnes of mustard gas. Those contents – and the men who were responsible for looking after the deadly chemical weapons – were such a secret that locals living nearby did not know of them for at least another 5…

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