With the curious mind of a journalist — and clothed head to toe in protective gear — Adam Levine slowly descends into the bowels of the Philadelphia sewer system.
It’s not a place many would dream of visiting, but Levine, a historical consultant to the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) has made three trips — experiencing life down under as part of researching the city’s topographical history.
“Sure there were some heebie jeebies, but it was an adventure,” says 54-year-old Levine. “And I was so well taken care of,” he notes, speaking of the sewer inspector and crew who accompany him.
“My favorite part
