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From: neilham@magna.com.au (Neil Stollznow)
Newsgroups: alt.college.tunnels
Subject: Re: Any tunnels in oz
Date: 3 Aug 1995 09:51:53 GMT
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In article <3vnrjl$gcl@kettle.magna.com.au>, Parsonsb@magna.com.au 
says...
>
>Does anybody know of some decent tunnels in Australia. 
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>Recommendations would be appreciated
>


A good start is the tunnels under Hyde Park in Sydney.  They were built 
for the Eastern Suburbs railway.  Entry is by St James station *but* they
are renovating the station so access may not be as easy as it used to be.

You've missed out on climbing the Harbour Bridge, that was fun but is now
well sealed off.  The lower spans are hollow and you used to be able to
scale the fence at the base of the bridge and climb to the top of the 
lower span inside.

I'll try and think of the other tunnels, my days are a bit of tunneling 
are a few years old.

Neil
neilham@magnacom.au