going through the steam tunnels

[@DarknessBlossoms]

this reminds me of my childhood walking through those cold corridors and hallways beneath the apartment building i lived in for most of my life.

[@bksfv6812]

Came here on a link from TexAgs, and that looks like one of the buildings on campus - can't remember which one - after they surfaced. That's likely Texas A&M's underground tunnel system, guys. Gig 'em.

[@falloutforever88]

If you break one of those valves off down there you're gonna have a bad time. Wear long sleeve shirts in case you brush against non insulated pipe

[@saltjackalopefanchannel7631]

How

[@BabyDumpling420]

Ah the good ol' days anyone know if these are still open?

[@brendanfinnegan2428]

They are indeed. Heard of a lot of people getting in trouble for going in though.

[@dancer1]

Is this cu boulder?

[@youngchild6730]

Did you acess form in a building or outside

[@Sitzkrieg]

there are man holes near the college that lead into these tunnels

[@Chemp95]

Yall could've been sliced up by some steam it is not always visible the workers wave stuff in front of them before moving to ensure there no leaks

[@krtplkm]

Where is this?

[@pppoopoo696]

I'm guessing Virginia tech

[@Avenged_Knot354]

A&M I think

[@deryckjohnson469]

u of g right

[@ikaaka724]

Slender!!!