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July 24, 2012

Urban explorers descend into sewers and tube tunnels in London and New York (19Pics)

The storm drain that was once the Westbourne River in London


A tunnel used for storage under Clapham North Underground station in London


An urban explorer exits a drain through a manhole cover in New York City


Two people explore the storm drain that was once the Fleet River, a tributary of the Thames in London


Urban explorers walk through a sewer in New York City


An urban explorer surveys a sewer outfall in Wallabout, Brooklyn


An urban explorer surveys the southern section of the Tyburn River, near the Thames outfall

Water runs off the walls of London Bridge Sewer

Steve's love of the different perspective on cities eventually led him to experience New York in a contrasting way - by scaling its bridges.



An urban explorer sits on the girders of the Williamsburg Bridge in New York City


A daredevil climbs the Queensboro Bridge in New York City at night


A man scales the Queensboro Bridge in New York City at night


Two urban explorers flee from a subway tunnel as a train rushes past, in New York City


A man wearing a gas mask surveys the the storm drain that was once Sunwick Creek, under the streets of Queens in New York City


A woman pops her head out of a manhole in New York City


A sewer chamber under Clapham High Street in south London


A sewer that was once the River Westbourne, under Knightsbridge in London


A section of a London tube tunnel


A sign in a London Underground tunnel warns of the danger of passing trains

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