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basilthebatlord location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Gender: Male The Mattel and Mars Bar Quick Energy Chocobot Hour \| \|	More Stuff From Ann Arbor < on 12/15/2005 2:40 AM >

	im new to this site, and relatively new to urban exploration. I live in Ann Arbor and although there are few abandoned buildings, there are still quite a few great oppurtunities around here. Looking past the university (with all of its good roofs, and subterranean tunnels, many of which ive already cracked) you are still left with all of the downtown buildings, and from what my dad tells me, we have a very extensive and interesting storm drain system, which is easily accesible. So, im basically saying hello, and asking if anyone has any suggestions. Last time I was in the steam tunnels I took some pictures, so if anyone wants to see those, just ask. Vote Democratic, it's easier than getting a job.

Dowcet

location:
Middletown, ct

Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor
<Reply # 1 on 12/15/2005 3:10 AM >

Posted by basilthebatlord
from what my dad tells me, we have a very extensive and interesting storm drain system, which is easily accesible....

I don't see anything about that in the DB... I hope you'll get us some pics soon

Posted by basilthebatlord
Last time I was in the steam tunnels I took some pictures, so if anyone wants to see those, just ask.

Post them to this thread if you like, I'd love to see them.

basilthebatlord location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Gender: Male The Mattel and Mars Bar Quick Energy Chocobot Hour \| \|	Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor <Reply # 2 on 12/15/2005 3:15 AM >

	unfortunately, i cant find my flash card reader, so at the moment, no pictures, but as soon as i find that, ill be sure to put them up. but yeah, we have these moster pipes, that are up to nine feet in diameter, im currently working on getting an atlas for all of these tunnels. that ought to be very useful... Vote Democratic, it's easier than getting a job.

Dowcet

location:
Middletown, ct

Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor
<Reply # 3 on 12/15/2005 3:50 AM >

Posted by basilthebatlord
im currently working on getting an atlas for all of these tunnels. that ought to be very useful...

This looks helpful, though not a full atlas: http://www.ci.ann-...3-2008/swsmap.html

I'm pretty new to drains, but from what I can tell so far, anything over 4' is very rare where I am.

AAExplorer location: Washington, DC Gender: Male \|	Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor <Reply # 4 on 12/15/2005 9:21 PM >

	Me, basil, and some other dudes explore together. When we get full membership we'll post to the DB.

Dowcet

location:
Middletown, ct

Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor
<Reply # 5 on 12/15/2005 9:22 PM >

Posted by AAExplorer
Me, basil, and some other dudes explore together. When we get full membership we'll post to the DB.

Posting to the forums will help you get level 3 membership.

mixman location: Cleveland Gender: Male \|	Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor <Reply # 6 on 12/16/2005 11:50 PM >

	i recognize a name here. basil. are you all pioneers?

AAExplorer location: Washington, DC Gender: Male \|	Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor <Reply # 7 on 12/17/2005 12:09 AM >

	I was, now I'm at Commie. Basil is. You from Pihi?

n-rock

location:
Oakland, CA, USA

Re: More Stuff From Ann Arbor
<Reply # 8 on 12/21/2005 4:41 AM >

yo, i saw a city drain map one time and there's very little bigger than 4'. (pace a nice stretch of tunnel up by Pfizer). I'd love to be proved wrong if you got more info. Downtown rooftops do have a lot of potential.

Also, EMU has a steam tunnel system but I've never heard anyone talk about it. Would be a good project I think.

N

Posted by basilthebatlord
im new to this site, and relatively new to urban exploration. I live in Ann Arbor and although there are few abandoned buildings, there are still quite a few great oppurtunities around here. Looking past the university (with all of its good roofs, and subterranean tunnels, many of which ive already cracked) you are still left with all of the downtown buildings, and from what my dad tells me, we have a very extensive and interesting storm drain system, which is easily accesible. So, im basically saying hello, and asking if anyone has any suggestions. Last time I was in the steam tunnels I took some pictures, so if anyone wants to see those, just ask.

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