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Tunneling

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What's on the left toward the top of the tunnel - storage, a ladder, or what? And about how high were the tunnels?
Lynne
Fri 02-27-2009
I believe that is called a "wire run" used to route cables and pipes.
quadtrack0
Fri 02-27-2009
The tunnels varied in height from about 7 to 9 feet; it wasn't claustrophobic but I'm sure it would have been after a day or so of hiding in there, or if it was full of people and supplies.
Motts
Sat 02-28-2009
"I will surely hide my face in that day for all the evil which they shall have worked."
pegasus64
Sat 02-28-2009
wow for a second it looked as if u were on a catwalk and to the left was a drop down to a floor below
IM HERE TO SAY
Sun 03-01-2009
You have captured the claustrophobic nature of this spot so that it can be "felt" just looking at it through a computer screen. Amazing!
Amazed
Mon 03-02-2009
I imagine building this place must have been really something to experience. It would be an interesting interview. Also to hearing the stories of some who actually used it, would get my attention. Thanks for this!
crissy
Wed 03-11-2009
tripod shadow?
Bas
Thu 03-12-2009
At first glance, I thought the phots was side-ways....the wire run or what ever it is, is on the floor!
Adrienne
Fri 04-10-2009

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