The British Airways London Eye - The Giant 135 m high Millennium Wheel
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It will be the biggest wheel in the world - 135m high, weighing more than 1,500 tonnes and rotating at two revolutions an hour - if everything goes to plan.
This month is important for the Millennium Wheel, now called the British Airways London Eye. It currently rests on supports next to the south bank of the Thames, opposite the Houses of Parliament, where it has been assembled on its side.
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It will be the biggest wheel in the world - 135m high, weighing more than 1,500 tonnes and rotating at two revolutions an hour - if everything goes to plan.
This month is important for the Millennium Wheel, now called the British Airways London Eye. It currently rests on supports next to the south bank of the Thames, opposite the Houses of Parliament, where it has been assembled on its side.
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