Wasn't trying to. I'm sure you do your due-diligence. I'm putting those statements out to the ones who are doing it to create attention and possibly creating an inconvenience to the rail users when things go wrong...maizniek wrote: Perhaps taking 13 people doesn't help. I'm sure some of them are members on this site and they weren't "kids".
Are you aiming those statements at me? If so you're completely wrong, and maybe oblivious to the fact that the majority of us don't post photos in order to become famous.
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27 Jul 2014, 11:03 pm
Ok, I wasn't sure. I'm definitely with you on that one as well.theedge wrote:Wasn't trying to. I'm sure you do your due-diligence. I'm putting those statements out to the ones who are doing it to create attention and possibly creating an inconvenience to the rail users when things go wrong...maizniek wrote: Perhaps taking 13 people doesn't help. I'm sure some of them are members on this site and they weren't "kids".
Are you aiming those statements at me? If so you're completely wrong, and maybe oblivious to the fact that the majority of us don't post photos in order to become famous.
I could use a break and a bit of urbex
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When was the last known urbex access to St James?
Hey Guys! Im new here but thought id just contribute.. Most of the people ive heard/spoken to re. the Chatswood-Epping Line have either been caught or been chased out.. Anyone with other experience i'd be keen to hear.Midget wrote:Does anyone know what security the underground rail connection between Epping and Chatswood has?
Other than the usual platform cameras. I've been itching to have a run through them, but wouldn't be so fun if I got a police greeting party at the next station.
Ive managed to find this Railcorp Document with information regarding CCTV and 'Intruder Detection'. Make of it what you will...
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct= ... 3O6Q4MM2rw
Cool.JVE1 wrote:Hey Guys! Im new here but thought id just contribute.. Most of the people ive heard/spoken to re. the Chatswood-Epping Line have either been caught or been chased out.. Anyone with other experience i'd be keen to hear.
Ive managed to find this Railcorp Document with information regarding CCTV and 'Intruder Detection'. Make of it what you will...
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct= ... 3O6Q4MM2rw
So quite risky, and probably being a newer system, it wouldn't be as exciting as I assume inner-city stuff is, with its ghost platforms etc. Although I could be wrong
- Ghost platforms, tunnels under central, st James tunnels.
Looking forward. Arranging it very soon.
Yeah 100% agree.. Just intriguing as theyre the tunnels i pass through each day on the way to uni.. The inner city appears to be lower risk assuming u know what youre doing.aydun wrote:Cool.JVE1 wrote:Hey Guys! Im new here but thought id just contribute.. Most of the people ive heard/spoken to re. the Chatswood-Epping Line have either been caught or been chased out.. Anyone with other experience i'd be keen to hear.
Ive managed to find this Railcorp Document with information regarding CCTV and 'Intruder Detection'. Make of it what you will...
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct= ... 3O6Q4MM2rw
So quite risky, and probably being a newer system, it wouldn't be as exciting as I assume inner-city stuff is, with its ghost platforms etc. Although I could be wrong
Scarecrow of the Sydney branch of the Cave Clan.
I'm heading in next Fri.
NSW Police here, see you next Friday.-Clint- wrote:Yep, that's it.
I'm heading in next Fri.
;-)
Feel free to text me on Thurs evening, and I'll notify you where to meet us.
You won't, however, be permitted to join us for the trip.
You can never know how recent they are though... Who ever it was posting them may have been saving them from a while ago.Rantallion wrote:I thought I saw photos from the tunnels on Insta today.
Aussiemacka: Jumping off the platform seems like an unnecessary risk to me. Put your self in the shoes of those working in the Sydney Trains security office. Its 2am and you see a collective of masked men jumping off a platform. Whats your first thought?
OMG real life ninjas. f*** this I'm not getting paid enough to deal with that s***. *Goes back to drinking coffee, eating donuts and watching por.... Ahem I mean YouTube videos.*JVE1 wrote: Aussiemacka: Jumping off the platform seems like an unnecessary risk to me. Put your self in the shoes of those working in the Sydney Trains security office. Its 2am and you see a collective of masked men jumping off a platform. Whats your first thought?
Wander often. Wonder always.
Sounds reasonable.peterh13 wrote:I think they're more likely to call the cops and then go back to their dougnuts and coffee.
Wander often. Wonder always.
You'll not access the disused stuff from the active lines (city inner and city outer) anyways.
Enjoy.
Theres plenty of stuff to look out without going onto active rail lines. Thanks for the heads up anyway Clint. Didn't know the AFP was involved.-Clint- wrote:AFP randomly patrol the area.
You'll not access the disused stuff from the active lines (city inner and city outer) anyways.
Enjoy.
When access to the disused stuff was available, I can understand, if not condone it.
But I can tell you that the access points are now well secured since early December. I know the fella that arranged all new gates and locks. There is no climbing over/sliding under, or squeezing thru this stuff. It is now inaccessible from the city inner and outer, without the correct key.