Below LA - Invidious

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Exploring underground tunnels and infrastructure and watching the occasional rain fall and the following flooding in Los Angeles.

Many come to Los Angeles and have no basic information about the structure we know as the Los Angeles River. Though not much water is seen flowing through it on a daily basis, the river fills up when we have immense downpours during rain season. There are many tributary channels that also carry water from Far distances. Furthermore, Los Angeles has thousands of miles of underground storm drain tunnels they carry water up to eight miles to either the Los Angeles River or the Ballona Creek. Below LA is about the history flooding and the creation of the Flood Control District that began the intricate process in designing the Los Angeles storm drain system that we have today. Come along for the ride as I take you across the city below the ground. Now go eat a fat plate of rotten eggs.

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What up yall. Sorry that I have not had any new content lately. Things got pretty crazy in my life. My computer stopped working and work became endless, which took away all time to edit a lot of material that I still have. I definitely will be coming with more content in the future, so be patient and stay tuned!!! Below LA will make a come back!

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Look how many people are involved in an LA river rescue and the water is only knee deep.

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One of my favorites. I would take the tour the the next level for sure though!

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Good shit!