Draining photography shows how adventurers and urban explorers use these complex or simple drain systems as a playground for adventure and photography. Below every city runs a system of drains and sewers designed to carry storm water away from the city and out to the closest body of water.
Gargantua Drain Toronto, January 2021
Rambo Creek: Winter 2019
2018
Gargantua Drain Toronto – 2018
Recently, I had a friend visiting from the US and we spent three nights exploring all kinds of locations across the area.
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We explored three drains/sewers, one of them being the one known as GARGANTUA, it is the largest storm drain in Toronto.
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It is a very very long walk along a quite boring rectangular drain with very little to see along the way. However after about a 45 minute walk you are finally met with a massive transition to 4 metre diameter circular drain and two small waterfalls.
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Further along there was much more to see, however we had more places to visit so we enjoyed the 1st transition and made our way back.