Exeter

Exeter, visited on August 23-25, 2001

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Looking up the street towards Exeter cathedral.

Outside the cathedral.

Another view of the cathedral.

Jennifer in the underground city tunnels, which were used to provide access to the lead water pipes for maintenance. They date back to the medieval period. There were 2 sets of tunnels: one for bringing water pipes to the cathedral and one for the town. Only about 20% of the tunnels are open for visitors today. The actual pipes were stolen in 1952 during the post-war rebuilding of the city.

Inside the tunnel.

	Looking up the street towards Exeter cathedral.
	Outside the cathedral.
	Another view of the cathedral.
	Jennifer in the underground city tunnels, which were used to provide access to the lead water pipes for maintenance. They date back to the medieval period. There were 2 sets of tunnels: one for bringing water pipes to the cathedral and one for the town. Only about 20% of the tunnels are open for visitors today. The actual pipes were stolen in 1952 during the post-war rebuilding of the city.
	Inside the tunnel.