Website review: WebUrbanist & 7 (More!) Underground...
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•15 reviews since Oct 15, 2007
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FAIRYUSER rated 3 months ago- LOOKS NICE AND COOL THERE. http://weburbanist.com/2007/10/15/7-more-underground-wonders-of-the-world-lo st-caverns-and-cities/
- ruscara rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "7 (More!) Underground Wonders of the World: Lost Caverns and Buried Cities"
- Charismachine rated 5 months ago
- This looks so cozy! And the fabled Japanese underground city sounds like something straight out of a movie.
- indigosun227 rated 6 months ago
- My house of the future.
- LegendaryKirby rated 6 months ago
- Uh.. Thousands of erected giant rock penises!
- ElNachoHombre rated 7 months ago
- there's something creepy about building over old structures, i've been to the one in edinburgh it's interesting but weird
- zeruel rated 7 months ago
- Fantastic Underground Wonders of the world... I love the hobbits house... :)
- Ascaroth rated 9 months ago
- "Edinburgh, Scotland has a long and strange history, though perhaps the oddest story of all is the tale of a bridge that was buried underground. After this bridge was built, superstition following a prominent death led to its disuse. As property values in the area grew, however, people first built under and then even on top of the bridge. Eventually leaks forced the abandonment of the spaces below, which were subsequently filled in. They were recently rediscovered and opened for tourists!" Por todo el mundo hay ciudades y construcciónes subterráneas de ésta y otras culturas y épocas, más grandes y complejas de lo que uno imagina. (Un poco como la antigua Nueva York de Futurama).
- agentsully rated 9 months ago
- Shrek's home? or the real thing? You HAVE to check out these pictures!
- john77075 rated 9 months ago
- One day we will uncover the unexplainable, a race more technically advanced that ours
