Brisbane Subterranea

Sydney's back-breaker

Feeling as though I hadn't visited as much of underground Sydney as I should have by now, I made the journey to a new drain tonight. Apparently, this is known

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Hercs (Sydney)

A post after long last! And a Sydney drain at that, seeing as I no longer reside in Brisbane. Known by some as Hercules' Pillars, the following photos of this

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Exploring suburbia

I had a look at another local drain the other night that I'd suspected would be pretty large. As it turns out, my suspicions were correct. It was a nice

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Aquacave revisited

After forgetting my SD card on my last visit, I returned to Aquacave with No+Pro and dropbear. This was the same day I visited the location from my last

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The fan room

After the occasional wander and exploration of suspect places, I finally managed to find this bad boy. It was very remarkable to see, especially with the wind whipping up dust

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At the point

I visited a local drain that I'd noticed a while ago but not visited due to my low expectations of it. I parked above an entry, climbed through a hole in the fence someone had prepared earlier and scampered down the rocks to be

Darkie

Day 2

I met up with MPI and Lecht_ at the entrance to Burford's. The night was busy and it was inevitable that a small crowd had gathered to watch us enter. Most of them seemed more curious than anything. We waded through the deep water

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Day 1

I spent two afternoons exploring drains a few weeks ago because there happened to be a public holiday. I visited the first drain, Possum's Eel Cave, with Crazytrain. Neither of us had been here before, but it had been on the books for a

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Waa

I visited Waa with Crazytrain sometime in August last year. We were fortunate enough to face a relatively dry entrance, so we made our way into the outfall. I didn't get too many photos in the drain, but here are a few from the

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Tolling

Not sure if it's urbex, strictly speaking, but still a pretty interesting location, so thought I'd share for anyone interested. Got to visit these two places tonight on a job. They're the old toll tunnels from when cash payments were the norm. Money was

Checkmate

Yet another checkmate exploration

I knew they were doing some underground work at Stanley St, so decided to visit the area via this drain. Although it was apparently sewerage infrastructure they were upgrading, I thought they may have opened up the stormwater drain also. I entered the drain

Accommodator

Le Tour de Brisbane: Accommodator

One of the places we visited for our UEGA Brisbane tour was Accommodator. There were many things to see, such as toxic waste. Or maybe it was just coolant... And everyone leaving in style 8-) Then is was just me holding everyone up. Could

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Randoms

Here are some photos here of random places around my area. Visited this one tonight. Don't think I saw any graff whatsoever :shock: Probably one of the first people to visit here (after Nuggs, of course). Not the largest RCP but plenty of biggish

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The Brain

The last place of our Brisbane UEGA meetup was Brain, a pretty big drain under a suburb. We didn't stay too long because of the poor weather, but some pics were still taken. I found a nice spider, although I only noticed the caption

Air services

Air Services

Thanks to an information trade with a member on here, I was able to locate said drain! I was able to find a relatively non suss place to park, since it was pretty early into the night and made my way to the entrance.

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Burford's Bat (and possum and water rat) Cave

I had an hour and a half to kill in the city the other night, and it just so happened to be low tide! I parked up and walked to the entrance. After waiting for the endless stream of people to pass, I slid

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