The view of the sewer from the ground above.
Photo credit: Steve Ranger
You won't believe where they've laid a cable...
The view of the sewer from the ground above.
Photo credit: Steve Ranger
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1. Patricia Grumbling
er........it's just a bunch of cables underground.
2.
When you say that the cable is to big for rats to get thier jaws around it - you are talking about normal sized rats arn't you - what about the monster rats that live down there?
3. Steve Oliver
yeew, what's the brown on photo 8...!?
4. anonymous
This story has been running on and off for about 20 years
5. anonymous
Good point - the state of the cables in picture 9 suggests that they have actually been there a long long time already.