


Went on an Amazing Urbex with Darkday to the very beautiful brick storm drain called Rose Bush. It had a low height and was hard to get into



We did some urbex light painting inside the Rose Bush brick storm drain. It was fun but challenging because of the constant squat position we had to be in



Doing an underground Urban Exploration on a brick storm drain of this height is very challenging on the legs and back



There was lots of interesting features along the underground path, such as tree roots, collapsed sections and rusted step irons



We stayed for a good while once we got inside the drain because we were amazed at the quality of the build and we had a little kiss...



There was a long set of rusted step irons going up to an old manhole that was I reckon 8 meters



This drain had been repaired in the past and some bricks stuck out a bit...



We explored the drain for a long way and had heaps of fun and took lots of photos....



The drain changed colour a bit and was orange then dirty gray then greeny and it was awesome....
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Darkday led the way, because she is super keen to explore and looks great from behind...lol



This was an unexpected rare find for us because we thought we had done most of the Brisbane brick storm drains

Thanks for the info ******. You made our day :)



































The brick storm drain called Rose Bush was an awesome underground urban exploration experience
Great photos and descriptions :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like an awesome drain, although a bit cramped :P
Plz help me find these my number 0483391235 I live in cbd
ReplyDeleteI love exploring abandoned places and learning about their history.
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