Mile after mile of ornate brickwork and labyrinthine tunnels which reveal the beauty.

[Ponce]

Do you realise how much it would cost to build all this today?.........really beautifull.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2038281/The-Labyrinth-London-Mile-mile-ornate-brickwork-tunnels-capital-brought-life-series-stunning-photographs-hidden-Fleet-River.html

[Gaillo]

I want to see a video documentary of that. Truly amazing and magnificent! :o

[Dogman]

I want to see a video documentary of that. Truly amazing and magnificent! :o They had some real craftsmen back then. And they were using a well known material.

And yes a video tour would be amazing!

[Joe King]

Probably sucked really bad when this happened. :o
I bet the rain couldn't come fast enough. lol



In 1846, a build-up of sewage and gases led to a huge explosion. Pipes in the King's Cross area blew up and a great wave of sewage poured through the streets, damaging buildings and houses.