Elden Ring dungeons

Кладка кирпича поражает , да и сам кирпич целый после стольких лет в сырости

amazing brickwork

Just as the romans and the ancient Egyptians, first class engineering and building skills

What makes it so loud lol

Then from out of the dark came an awesome sound! Shouted "cowabunga!" as they hit the ground😅🎶🎵

I can't help but thinking about my favorite movie as a kid when i see videoes like these. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) And Ghostbusters 2 (The tunnel scene) If i went down there i would have had the Turtles movie on my ear pods😅

beautiful

Great vid, I've been myself an I really don't know how you go on your own.

Holy shit, I wonder how long it's been since any of those giant gears worked?

how is there not a single cockroach down there?

appreciate that it takes some dedication to explore in raw sewage

Fantastic video well cool thanks so much for sharing

the bricklayers really didn't have to go in like this lol hats off

Where do those over flows go ?

Literally, how were these built? Did they just lay bricks round the flow of water or did they build new routes and redirect? Also the architectural detail is bonkers given that very few people would ever see it. No one today would ever build anything like this, it would be too much money

The methane and other gases must be very high around the Regents canal part as it seems quite stagnant. One of them is full of fat. This sewer is called the King Scholars pond sewer

Spooky noises around 03:50 are cars going over the manhole covers

The beginning is actually water from the source and goes straight down the interceptor then the rest of the tyburn is sewage only.

Thank you @valdigger for exploring this. People keep going on about this being a river but its 100% sewage a

8:45 was that a slope or a straight drop? Any idea where it goes? Creepy!

I would be too scared, haha.

As always thank you again

This is really annoying! Yet again you've treated us to an unlikely winner in the "What are you watchin now?" video stakes. By that I mean that try as I might whilst watching to get on with my life/multitask/even just pick my jaw up off the floor, I can't do anything else. The number of times I've had to rewind and I'm only 3mins in! I've given up. I'm going to make a nice cup of tea, sit down and press play. Top banana, bravo!

I don't know if it was a bridge towards the end of the video, but it was super cool. Nice long video to watch while having dinner. Thanks for it, excellent!

Wow! Great job. The steel construction at the end looks fantastic. I love your videos!!!

part 2 finally here

This is a very nice video of a beautiful sewer system. Which changes its association and shape several times. How many kilometers did you go in there? And what are the plastic parts on the side? We don't have anything like that in Germany. Thank you very much for your video.🤗

Seu canal é muito bom

Muito legal a sua aventura, sou supervisor de resgate em espaço confinado e fiquei feliz em ver em suas mãos um medidor de gases, abraço paz e felicidades

There was proper workmanship applied, you would think for a sewer system that's out of site and underground the brickwork would be sloppy, crooked or botched but its precise masonry.

Fantastic video ! Take care !

So much is down in the forgotten darkness beneath ancient cities. Collapsed, blocked off, repurposed, rejuvenated. Every side tunnel has its story. Fascinating

Great video, brave man !

Unfassbar schön Danke dafür. Unglaublich beeindruckend. Kathedralen unter uns..

Sewer rats

This is a very nice video. A lot of craftsmanship when it comes to the brickwork. We as Kanalratten-TV, who also deal with the sewer system, say thank you for the good video recordings

Boyyyyy if you could SEE my towns sewer system. Its dispicable in comparison.

Eek! Rats! A good reason to stay out of the sewers

No Graffiti Art? No Crocodile? No Zombies? No Satanic Demons?

Be interesting to leave a GoPro - and a light - on the tunnel roof to see how high and how quickly the river rises after a summer storm !

Love your videos. It looks so claustrophobic and disorientating. No signposts! Such incredible engineering. I have enormous respect for those who built these structures and those who work down there.

Looks claustrophobic & disorientating. Yet such incredible engineering. I have enormous respect for those who built these structures and people who work down there.

Disorientating and claustrophobic. I have a lot of respect for anyone who works down there.

I'm amazed at how you, and people who work down there maintain your sense of direction. No signposts. It looks easy to become disorientated and panic!

Beautiful but scary at the same time!

I love you video. Thank you?

Fascinating… now do Pindar!

What’s the most random object/ thing you’ve found in these places?

Excellent video. Can I ask - what was beyond the second big flap, is that the Tyburn just upstream? Also, do you get permission / clearance to go down these tunnels?