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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 40 on 10/2/2015 7:35 PM >

Thanks! It went well enough. Turn out could have been better, but at least I wasn't alone.

I'm always up for doing something like it again if there is interest.

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 41 on 10/2/2015 7:46 PM >

Popped out again last night to check out a few spots I've had on my radar for a while.

This one was pretty gnarly, but that in itself was cool. It's like some kind of H.R. Giger fly catcher.

It doesn't look like anyone has visited in some time.

The ceiling looks like it's star studded...

...but look closer:

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 42 on 10/2/2015 8:20 PM >

Same trip, different drain.

This one was fun. It's fairly easy to access, low water level, pretty clean, comfortable walking height, and a few interesting features.

Both are roughly the same height as the darkie.

It starts off with exposed corrugated steel, but of a thicker, sturdier variety.

After a few metres, it transitions to the same tar covered stuff from the one above, but minus all the spiders.

It also sticks its tongue out at you.

Another scene straight from Aliens.

Further in, it transitions again, this time to cast concrete:

Eventually there is a small room, beyond which it transitions to wood.

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 43 on 10/23/2015 1:06 AM >

Victoria's oldest brick/rock sewer.

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There is a larger section that's been walled off, but it still exists and may be accessible.

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 44 on 11/16/2015 6:08 AM >

It is a little embarrassing to solo-spam this thread for so long, but it's been pretty dead here lately and nobody has told me to shut up yet, so:

Great little accidental weekend find. Hopefully back soon to check out the rest.

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post by TunnelRunner33

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 45 on 11/16/2015 7:05 AM >

Nice stuff dude! The spider drain would freak me out!

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post by HackTheRipper

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 46 on 11/18/2015 1:19 AM >

God, I haven't been underground in ages. Anybody feel like checking out some tunnels?

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post by Technomancer

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 47 on 11/18/2015 2:57 AM >

You're not playing to an empty theater htp, you're just the only one on stage at the moment. Great shots, as usual.

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 48 on 11/18/2015 5:18 PM >

Haha, I like that. Thanks!

And you'll probably drown going underground now, but I'm >>down<< once it stops raining.

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post by reduxzero

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 49 on 12/1/2015 4:34 AM >

OK, I finally went out to check on a few pipes. My hopes were not high, but nor was I ready for something this low:

The invert might be rock, sides and top poured concrete. 100m later, it turned into a squashed CSP, and I turned back. Ouch, my legs.

The way out is easier. Short adventure, but now I know what's down there.

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 50 on 12/1/2015 11:16 AM >

Nice shots!

I just crawled out of a remarkably similar looking drain, but it's on the other side of the world.

Is that north of Victoria? It doesn't look familiar.

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post by reduxzero

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 51 on 12/5/2015 5:15 PM >

Yep, mid-island, as they call it. Got a few shots from another one that was a bit bigger. I`d like to keep looking around, but `tis the monsoon season.

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post by Darkzero

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 52 on 12/5/2015 10:08 PM >

Posted by htp123
It is a little embarrassing to solo-spam this thread for so long, but it's been pretty dead here lately and nobody has told me to shut up yet, so:

http://i.imgur.com/Eys24VH.jpg

Great little accidental weekend find. Hopefully back soon to check out the rest.

Love this shot. Keep posting. I;m finding the same thing in NS. No one posts. I tried to start a post your newest but it seems like I'm the only one posting. I miss the drains, we only have Sewer/Water combined on this side.

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post by SteamPunk

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 53 on 12/9/2015 6:50 AM >

Posted by htp123
Popped out again last night to check out a few spots I've had on my radar for a while.

This one was pretty gnarly, but that in itself was cool. It's like some kind of H.R. Giger fly catcher.

http://i.imgur.com/VhFxvRt.jpg

It doesn't look like anyone has visited in some time.
http://i.imgur.com/in25wPk.jpg

The ceiling looks like it's star studded...
http://i.imgur.com/z5D1AZc.jpg

...but look closer:
http://i.imgur.com/imRE73n.jpg

I want to fuck this post. Awesome.

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post by SteamPunk

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 54 on 12/9/2015 6:51 AM >

This post also needs a good shagging!

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post by Artemis

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 55 on 2/20/2016 9:43 PM >

Went out with Hack this morning, some good times of course. We revisited the Darkie and The Halls.. As expected nothing crazy in the way for pictures...

1 funny situation out of the whole thing though, when we were leaving the darkie. Hack luckily spotted a park ranger on the bridge that was straight across from us.... if only he looked up ;)

My New Video Camera & 650 + Lumens are making the shots very decent now

Hope you in enjoy the short amount of basic pics:

- Artemis

[last edit 2/21/2016 3:25 AM by Artemis - edited 3 times]

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post by Artemis

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 56 on 2/20/2016 10:26 PM >

Posted by reduxzero
OK, I finally went out to check on a few pipes. My hopes were not high, but nor was I ready for something this low:
https://farm6.stat...814_197938cd91.jpg

The invert might be rock, sides and top poured concrete. 100m later, it turned into a squashed CSP, and I turned back. Ouch, my legs.

https://farm1.stat...834_aaf75f8d97.jpg

The way out is easier. Short adventure, but now I know what's down there.

Crisp shots man, your work is beautiful! I need a fancy cam like yourself

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post by htp123

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 57 on 2/21/2016 5:36 AM >

Cool shots. Glad someone is out there again, been a boring winter.

I checked out a new spot this morning, but couldn't find a way in yet. Maybe with some better timing...

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post by La Celeste

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 58 on 2/25/2016 12:39 AM >

Hey your work is beautiful. Underground stuff is something I've never done before. Thank you for posting such great pics.

Posted by htp123
Cool shots. Glad someone is out there again, been a boring winter.

I checked out a new spot this morning, but couldn't find a way in yet. Maybe with some better timing...

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post by TacDical

Re: Vancouver Island Draining
<Reply # 59 on 2/25/2016 11:47 AM >

I feel like Duncan may have a walkable or backbreaker at the least storm drain, very recently put in

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