Report - Regent Street Sewer "SUPER SOAKER", London 2018.

[Wanderingmellon]

Yeah man ! That was an interesting read ,loved it !

 

[Jane Doe]

Really enjoyed reading your report and your photos

 

[siologen]

Fucking great to see pics of the lower section. Did from Regents Pk to the snake slide by myself years back, n that was scary enough.

 

[WhoDaresWins]

Bloomin eck. That’s nicely covered. Taking one for the team there getting showered and powering through regardless. Some nice features along the way. Those glazed tiles!

 

[Alley]

Epic. It really is like another (under) world down there. Fascinating report

 

[The_Raw]

That's epic mate. Fair fookin play

 

[siologen]

Upon my second perusal... I find it Ironic that theres this much IMMOVABLE SHIT beneath Whitehall.

 

[Polominto73]

Excellent report yet again loving the in depth knowledge and details put in the report and cracking pics just shows the hidden world's beneath our feet.

 

[m9]

Solid man.

 

[Relay]

Actually, your ‘terrible pic’ is one of the most dynamically intriguing

 

[Killa]

Awesome well detailed report, lots of detail l’ve not seen before, worth all the aggro!
Very well done

 

[bread.bin]

Have got 2 questions:
1: How do you stop your selves from getting lost/ what do you do when you get lost
2: What are those pipes running on the wall for?

 

[Ojay]

Have got 2 questions:
1: How do you stop your selves from getting lost/ what do you do when you get lost
2: What are those pipes running on the wall for?

1.) All systems are fully researched and lines walked as best we can above ground before hand

2.) The conduits on the wall run mainly fibre broadband 'blown' in from above

 

[tallginge]

and 'water' only flows downhill. All sewers/ old rivers lead to the thames. As for choosing exactly where to leave - it takes a bit more planning but sometimes gives passers by a bit of a surprise

 

[anubis]

Leg end mate