The Infinite Possibilities of Things Found Elsewhere
A road trip weekend results in a look through some of the unique underground features of Toronto and Rochester, NY.
Dead Ends and Signs of Life Inside the Point St. Charles Collector
Pottery, plants, and mosquitoes. A trip through the Victorian era sewers of Point St. Charles illustrates what we can learn from our city’s underground.
When in Doubt, Bring a Boat
Going on a subterranean cruise inside the remnants of Montreal’s waterworks system.
Montreal Waterworks, Part II – Inside the Conduit
An exploration of Montreal’s former water intake tunnel and its role in the city’s “water famine” of 1913.
Below the Point
A quick and dirty romp through a 19th century sewer at the edge of Pointe St. Charles.
Far Out in the West Island of Montreal
A peak inside a western suburb’s less than inspiring 1970s era storm drain.
Rivière St. Pierre Part III – Slips and Slides
Taking tumbles while following the subterranean slopes of Riviere St. Pierre.
Rivière St. Pierre, Part II – Double Ducker
Following the water of St Pierre River from its last remaining stretch aboveground down into the sewers.
Riviere St-Pierre, Part IV: Deep Breath
Following Riviere St. Pierre through the sewers beneath the sleepy suburb of Cote St. Luc.
Riviere St-Pierre, Part V: Ovalflow
Following Riviere St Pierre as it makes its way through the village of Rockfield and (sometimes) into the Lachine Canal.