Saint Fletcher the Obscure

[Bernice Moore]

Something very interesting has come my way...........regarding...of all things..and I know Seamus will be thrilled, absolutely...:wavey:now guess what my friend, there's a new site on board, really two of them, but for your pleasure especially, here you go.....no baloney. no made up story, just some facts, on the Underground Tunnels of Dallas......:wavey:guess what, they ARE STILL THERE...AMAZING AIN'T IT...:wavey:


DALLAS TUNNELS NEW SITE


http://www.dallastunnels.com/

THOUGHT.IF ANYONE IS GOING TO THE DALLAS CONFERENCES...PERHAPS, IF INTERESTED, THEY COULD GO A LOOKING IN THE COOL SHADE OF THE TUNNELS, AND CLICK A FEW PHOTOS, AND IF POSSIBLE, MEANDER OVER TO THE ELM STREET, UNDERGROUND AREA, AND JUST MAYBE SEE IF...SOMEONE DID HAVE A SHOT FROM THAT AREA, WAS THERE A WAY OUT THROUGH THE TUNNELS, JUST A SILLY IDEA...BUT IT COULD PROVE VERY INTERESTING, AND YOU'D BE FIRST WITH SOME PHOTOS..IMAGINE..:lol:.THANKS B..

P.S LINK SHOWING SOME SKETCHES AND PART OF THE HISTORY OF THE TUNNELS..

http://www.dallastunnels.com/?p=126

THE HISTORY...http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-198661794.html


Ultramodern underground Dallas: Vincent Ponte's pedestrian-way as systematic solution to the declining downtown.(Report

There is an interesting question posted on the site's forum, no reply as yet, but very interesting...hmmmmm

Were there tunnels extending further than Houston and Elm Streets?