The first storm drains we have explored & it was a bit of a challenge if I must say, firstly we didn't really know were to start, a few searches online and we found a much easier access point rather than lifting up man holes. We gained access and came to a stand still at the first part of the drains as we seen ladders and some tunnels completely submerged in water & thought that the drains were not accessible, but obviously we were very wrong. While two other who came along were in nice wellies I was only able to wear bin bags around my feet was not exactly prepared for this explore what so ever. From previous reports I have seen yes there are hundreds of frogs all up against the sides and swimming about, the drains do go on for a good while and there was plenty of man holes on our journey that we came across so you have many different access points for anyone looking to have a little look. Its very much the same scene throughout but its something different if you have only ever really explored abandoned buildings so it's definitely worth a visit, after walking for a little while we did come to a big set of stairs through a tunnel that did resemble something of like a space ship hahaha so that was pretty cool. Anyways here is some snaps from below it was completely pitch black down there & all we had was our little phone lights.
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That's pretty impressive for phone lighting!
