OT: Cool Pictures for a Friday - Unground City

[Thomas Rogers]

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[Thomas Rogers]

Sorry about the popups....I have IE7 and it has built-in popup blocker so I never saw them.



Thanks for the warning, Q.



TJR

 

[Nelson Atwell]

The door in the second picture almost looks like a blast door. There is a similar one at the entrance to Cheyenne Mountain.



This is a much older underground city in Goreme, Turkey. Built by the early Christians to hide from Roman persecution.

 

[mookie]

:huh:



I think I'm missing something; What's the difference between an "Underground City" and a train tunnel/subway?

 

[Nelson Atwell]

I would define an underground city as a place where people live and work. There's not enough detail about the Rusiian tunnel system shown to tell whether people lived there. In the older city I posted people lived underground for years.

 

[mookie]

I would define an underground city as a place where people live and work.

Thanks Nelson, I agree with your definition.



I guess I should have been more specific.



I meant how are these pictures grouped under the title "Underground City" more than a subway system.:huh: