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From Dust You Are To Dust You Shall Return

Welcome to the DUST TUNNELSOn the one track that still exists, ocassionally used for layups; other track was removed with just the trackbed being left behindW train passing by on it's way to the Sea Beach Line.The Campbells soup cans piece, there's three of them in total, but this one's the most destroyed of the three after a number of other explorers came by and wrote over itThis one however is almost good as new!A bit further down into the tunnel where you can now see the portal to the bridge.Anddd now a Q trainREVS Page 37 can be found in hereSpecial guest on our trip, actually he's how we found out about the dust tunnels in the first placeFrom dust you are to dust you shall returnExtra1Extra2Extra3Extra4Extra5Extra6

HUMBLE BEGINNINGS - Ninth Avenue Lower Level

An R68 D train departing the station late at night as we prepare to enter the lower levelFirst look at the R32 parked on the southernmost track.Close up of the R32, train #3872, long gone by now. Looking down the platform at the other portalThe iconic photo that served as our profile picture for yearsInside the R32, walking between cars Looking down the platform towards the staircase that leads back up to the upper levelStaircase going up to the Coney Island bound platformRunning back from the lower level before a train passes by

Abandoned South Ferry Loop Station

The first view of the station as we exit the pitch darknessA look of the SOUTH FERRY station name on the wallLooking further down at the rest of the platformQuick transfer to the R train! Wouldn't recommend taking the transfer though, you gotta pass motion sensors to reach itAnother staircase further down the platform, also check out the gap fillers that would've once been usedYou can still see this station and walk through it on special NYTM nostalgia trains that depart from the loop Tunnel leading to the loopHeading back into the abyss...