Craig Drain exploration

[@UrbexTroll]

Great Edit. Beautiful photos too. The oldest brick drains are the best.

[@ThibautBreton]

Very cool exploration and shots! Loved the edit and sound too.

[@mmareviewer.2372]

kids really like the shyt pipes out in Montreal.

[@WELLINGTON20]

I built these sewers. Not the brick section but some of the reinforced concrete chambers.

[@urbexism]

We need to talk! I have so many questions for you if that's the case.

[@PhilUrbanex]

Les photos sont très nice !

[@milantomcik3651]

Whats the music used in the video please? Nice shots btw ... oh found the soundtracks at the end, nevermind :)

[@WELLINGTON20]

2:14 is the anti backflow penstock valve in this CSO system,

[@enigmaa5195]

it is interesting that nearly all pipes were large in diameter, and at the same time they havd no water flowing in them. And just one pipe (I suppose main sewer) - had extremely strong flow

[@jonathancrawford7162]

3:45 What was down there?

[@urbexism]

this is a dropshaft leading the sewage into a bigger collector, deeper beneath this one. Eventually it all goes into an interceptor sewer all the way to the sewage treatment plant.

[@ndrstudios6494]

Dang this vid has no comments

[@alexisgaland8741]

Malade les photos !