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| Posted by chronular Well they do mention that a "dozen need immediate attention, and 30-plus still need to be dealt with" so there's clearly stuff out there to find. I just wish they had attached a list of properties, to inform people so they can avoid looking at them... |
| | | | | Posted by Technomancer I'm thinking Edmonton meetup. If we put our heads together we could probably fill out that list ourselves. Chron, Germ, whattaya think? |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | Posted by Technomancer How about the three of us get together, say, Saturday afternoon? We can discuss the logistics of a larger event sometime after the 11th. |
| | | | | | | | | | | Posted by rivermyst Shit, I haven't even lurked in a long time but with the springtime fast approaching I'm eager to stretch my legs and smell some mold... Count me in if there's an event getting planned. |
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| | | | | | | Posted by Dirtyberta So to start, What's the deal with the concrete capped sections along the Anthony henday transit corridor? I've noticed that beside all of the storm water lakes there's at least one of these, and although I don't have a key(is that what the square holes are?) a little banging on the top has told me that they may be quite cavernous inside. I'm assuming there some sort of hydraulically operated switching stations to divert water into the lakes when there's too much water for the sewers to handle? I found a nice accessible shaft entrance next to one of these if anyone is interested in a little exploration, unfortunately I was a little too afraid to enter alone last week when I was there. |
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