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The underground reservoir in the center of Kiev
Writes blogger general_kosmosa:
"Last night we attended the event enjoying convenient underground reservoir. To get there is not so simple. It is one of three underground reservoirs in the city center, yet it is empty. The other two contain a supply of fresh water, the area is operating and is very well protected. This is an incredibly atmospheric place. Here, on the 6-meter poles keeps arch, in general it is the modern equivalent of the tank "Basilica" in Istanbul. "
11 photos
1. Any sound is given thousandfold echo.
2. The road here was not close, gloomy tunnel has led us into the underground hall.
3. Here owned water utility are iron huge valves and tubing.
4. To change the level and system of tunnels.
5. We have to rise from the depths of far-away.
6. The workers found a small stop near the tunnel is the trolley.
7. Secret branch.
8. Huge empty rooms, I imagine it would be cool swim on a similar underground tanks on the boat.
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11. Let's go into their caves, only narrowly avoid fawn and sensors.
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"Last night we attended the event enjoying convenient underground reservoir. To get there is not so simple. It is one of three underground reservoirs in the city center, yet it is empty. The other two contain a supply of fresh water, the area is operating and is very well protected. This is an incredibly atmospheric place. Here, on the 6-meter poles keeps arch, in general it is the modern equivalent of the tank "Basilica" in Istanbul. "
11 photos
1. Any sound is given thousandfold echo.
2. The road here was not close, gloomy tunnel has led us into the underground hall.
3. Here owned water utility are iron huge valves and tubing.
4. To change the level and system of tunnels.
5. We have to rise from the depths of far-away.
6. The workers found a small stop near the tunnel is the trolley.
7. Secret branch.
8. Huge empty rooms, I imagine it would be cool swim on a similar underground tanks on the boat.
9.
10.
11. Let's go into their caves, only narrowly avoid fawn and sensors.
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