During a night of infiltration adventures Grebin insisted that we look into a manhole at his school he had seen some men pulling machinery of some mysterious nature out of.
Now, usually if someone told us this we would be quite happy to check it out, however Grebin has a bad track record for this sort of thing. Consider the "bunker" that was in fact a reservoir, his claims that Bell utility boxes are not flooded, and the ill-fated descent into a Sanitary Sewer in opposition to our dire warnings -- the latter was brief.
Nonetheless we continued to skeptically follow up on Grebin's leads, as he did find the Trashy and Queen's drains. Our hope was that he would hit paydirt again.
Off we went to find the mythical utility room of Barrie below; our lead was that it was located in a local schoolyard. Once we arrived we found a slightly oversized manhole in a walkway at the end of some portables. Grebin pulled out his sleeve sized crowbar and went to work on opening the usually-bolted manhole. Success! Once the manhole was open everyone poured into the blackness that awaited us... some more than others. Filter Boy was the first to descend, then Grebin, then the rest of us -- with the exception of Flame0ut. The smell was familiar, in some way; it was pungent and stuffy, so to speak. Those of us with glasses found that the room, as it were, was warm enough to quickly fog them over. I was unable to see much with my glasses off, so I took a quick look around at the valves and whatnot then made my way out, making room for another person. The room itself was not very big, hence Flame0ut not getting in et al -- not to say he didn't take a quick peep. Dain Bramaged, Filter Boy and Grebin all remained in the small utility room whilst I clambered out. While Dain and Filter Boy snapped a few photos Grebin opened a small hatch, much to his surprise it opened into a sanitary sewer.

Grebin seems to have a thing for sanitary sewers, much to our dismay.
Once they realized that they were standing on top of a sanitary sewer and the air they were breathing was, well, 'Sanitary air' they did not have much incentive to stay. Out of the only utility room we have found in Barrie they came and off we went. Poor Flame0ut did not get a chance to venture in, but there is always another day. Right? Right.
If nothing else, this tunnel gave us hope that Barrie Below may hold more interesting utility tunnels, however, if this means running through sans you can count me out.
Ooh, photo gallery!

-Asher