Trouble Underground
How exploring sewers can get you arrested. A personal account of my experiences involving the law during the spring of 2010.
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.
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.
The ‘Tell-Tale’ Mystery of the Underground
Ruminations on what the metal bars and chains dangling from ceilings of sewers might be used for.
Below the Point
A quick and dirty romp through a 19th century sewer at the edge of Pointe St. Charles.
Montreal’s Underground Underdogs
Recognizing the accomplishments of underground engineers and construction workers during the city’s most expansive era.
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.