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So, there's this hole ...


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Looks like that place is over 100 years old but someone maintain, they install those wooden walls to support rusted metal above. Preventing street above from caving in. Actually, many major streets have these structures, that's where all pipes and valves would be located. The usual entrance to these kind of areas are through a manhole. Some older cities like Chicago and New York have miles long underground tunnels like that.

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Oh. It used to be a dead end sign. When Sandy came through, it blew over. Then they took the sign away, leaving the odd hole. It's next to a storage place so I imagine it's their unused basement perhaps. I'm actually starting a blog where I photograph places you can't see in. So far I have this one, one looking down the inside of a fire hydrant, and one looking up a massive expressway drainage pipe.

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So confused by the angle. It shows as if you were standing in this compartment, yet the hole is a straight down shot... If that makes any sense.

Do you mean how did I take it? I have a monopod. I screwed my little camera on it. It extends to like eight ft. I stuck it down in the hole with the flash and timer on. Then I took the shot of the hole to show what I found.

http://chasmflasher.tumblr.com/

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