I’ll take “Questionable Decisions” for $1000, Ken

One minor waterway that makes its way through the Buffalo region is Scajaquada Creek. It’s a small stream that rises somewhere in Lancaster, NY, and flows westward through Lancaster, Cheektowaga, and Buffalo before finally draining into the Niagara River near where I-190 and NY198 split. Owing to its urban nature and the fact that occasionally there are sewage overruns, it’s not the cleanest run of water around. And in Cheektowaga, the stream was actually diverted years ago into an underground culvert that’s about three miles long. It only emerges again in Buffalo’s Forest Lawn Cemetery. What’s it like inside that tunnel? The best way to find out would absolutely be to actually kayak it, but surely no one would want to do that. That stream is gross.

Surely no one would…oh the hell with it, you already know where this is going, don’t you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEW6TXzjg9c

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