LOST AND ALONE IN THE PARIS CATACOMBS

Right then. This one didn't really go to plan. On my last few days in Paris, I decided it would only be right if I made a trip to the Paris Catacombs. So, after hitting up the legal tour, I planned a trip to the less legal ones, but ended up going deeper in than I'd planned. Lost for almost 3 hours, it didn't go at all as planned, but luckily I didn't end up missing.

History: The catacombs started life as a huge limestone mine, but in the latter half of the 18th century, in 1786, these quarries were consecrated, turning them into the Paris Catacombs . This happened when grave sites began to become too overpopulated. All the bones from the Les Innocents Cemetery were transferred to the catacombs over the space of 2 years due to them becoming too full. However over the following decades, the bones of the dead were removed from cemeteries around Paris for reburial in the catacombs, before the burying of the newly dead in the catacombs began after the French Revolution. There are roughly 6 million people buried under there now, in the 200 mile long network of tunnels. Anyway, enjoy the vid guys...

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[KingOfBongoo]

30 likes and I'll go back next year

[icannotkorean]

“Paris is such a beautiful and romantic place”
Paris:

[chronichappy]

The real horror is walking through all that water in converse.

[Mochi-kfit]

Imagine sneezing and then hearing a “bless you” in the distance...

[froggycolouring]

I love how you see the graffiti thin out the further you go, because less and less people have the courage to go so far.

[ArijanRace]

When this guy was a kid, he slept in his parents room when they were scared

[andrewwalsh]

Top 10 things scientists still can’t explain. #10: *This man’s balls*

[mhnr]

Imagine meeting someone down there who is actually lost and dying. Would be a creepy shit.

[mochu]

Getting lost in the catacombs and being able to get out must be a surreal experience. I can’t imagine that, definitely not an experience everyone has. Your lucky in a way you escaped and in the fact you even got to experience that, mad respect man

[ilrflowers]

imagine walking in the water and stopping but the splashing continues

[fredericchopin]

This is a type of guy who goes mining in minecraft without torches

[chickenbiscuitbabyyewww]

This dude is lucky as hell, he was pretty much just wandering and hoping he’d find his way back. Never looking for things he’d seen before, and honestly no survival instinct

[shinski]

imagine being one of those people that got lost and died a very slow death due to starvation but knowing you are just below one of the most popular cities in the world

[PizzaWithPowers]

The fact that this wasn’t click bait is awesome

[emma.stallings]

Bet my man hangs his foot off the bed at night

[Strategic.fractal]

This is literally my worst nightmare, getting lost somewhere like this.

[hollis]

imagine coming here alone in the 1800s with only a lantern or candle and running into the area full of bones.

[amyh]

I don’t get how you were so calm throughout the video, I literally get anxiety when i get lost in a minecraft cave

[theukrainianoctopus]

When this guy makes ramen, he drinks the boiling water, eats the dry ramen block, and snorts the flavor powder.

[cuzkai]

It was EXETREMELY DANGEROUS to go in there alone with no guide. Glad you got out ok. that is why they call it The underground city, there are miles on miles of tunnels.