[ SECRET POST #5935 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5935 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Notes:

Will be missing tomorrow's post (traveling!). Just a heads up!

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Comments

Re: Culture shock but not really

[(Anonymous)]

(Russian)
Small thing but apparently underground pedestrian crossings are mostly our thing. I guess it's because my country just hates people ahahaha

Re: Culture shock but not really

[(Anonymous)]

In Boston, Massachusetts, in the USA:

-- There is a set of underground tunnels that connect various Northeastern University buildings together. I remember that I had bought some school supplies in there.

-- The underground tunnels near the Boston Public Library connect several malls and subway stations together.

Re: Culture shock but not really

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. I am so intrigued by this stuff. It's weirdly liminal.
Strangely we don't really do connecting underground tunnels, they are overpowered by subway. But passages under street was a really big thing in soviet time. And some are absolutely wild.

Re: Culture shock but not really

[(Anonymous)]

Portland OR has underground tunnels that were used to take goods (and local legend has it, smuggled people) from the docks to the business district. They're hella unsafe now, though.

Re: Culture shock but not really

[(Anonymous)]

Cool! *o*