Abandoned Places

I hope this is relevant to post here...anyway I enjoy looking at this stuff...

Future is waiting for us. With hollow skeletons
or downsized ugly creatures with bulgy eyes - it's not important.
Important thing is that there will be a footprint left.
Footprint of civilization. Cement, metal and dust not claimed by anyone.

They are eternity.


http://www.abandoned.ru/
http://www.abandoned-places.com/


http://users.pandora.be/a-p/images/val-castle.jpg

http://users.pandora.be/a-p/images/gau-spiderweb.jpg

http://users.pandora.be/a-p/images/een0012.jpg

i used to do a lot of "UE" (urban exploration) when i was younger...

there's a rather large world wide network of people that's pretty damn secretive ...

i've tried to get back into it,but there's just not that much out here anymore....


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it's usally quite dangerous,and gas mask are almost always a must in older buildings,tunnels,ect.....


i inhaled my fair share of asbestos in my day,becuse of my disregard for the logic...whatever you call it....

ohh, and there was someone else on here that was Big into it,ummmm

Gasmaskgirl, i think was her name,i have her site somewhere.....

cool.... i have to find this great site where this russina lady takes a motorcycle ride through chernobyl with a radiation detector.... that's pretty eerie.

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Originally Posted by drewblood

cool.... i have to find this great site where this russina lady takes a motorcycle ride through chernobyl with a radiation detector.... that's pretty eerie.

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holy shit!!, man,i had that ine too...i think i even posted it here...

i looked for like 2 weeks and couldn't find it again.....


it's an amazing story/site :thumb: .....

BAM!!!! here ya go......

http://www.kiddofspeed.com/chapter1.html

ya...good stuff.. "motorcycle and chernobyl" found it pretty quick in google.


http://www.kiddofspeed.com/367img/image18.3.jpg

Very cool, always great to see other courageous explorers. Thanks for the link KK.

Amazing story. Really sad though.

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Originally Posted by Toe Cutter

Really sad though.

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it's sad yes, but also exciting to some extent...for me anyways. i remember as a kid in elementary school sneaking down into the basement of the bldg and sifting through all the old storage areas. The school was built during Roosevelt's National Recovery Act of the 30's.... and you could tell these guys spared no time or energy in construction... everything impressively thick and sturdy .... seemed like it would stay there forever.

yup,my school was a "fallout shelter" i quess from the cold war....

to this day i still wan't that sign....

we used to skate their on weekends and explore.....quess that's the place to start,huh.......

me and my girlfriend tried taking some pictures of the inside of an old abandoned house, we used candles for the nice dim lighting, we got into some more dirty things :) and the candles we thought we blew out burnt the house down,(with us in it we had to jump out second story window), 3 months probation (not bad at all) for breaking in, nothing for burning it down, took some classes, paid some fines, and now im prolly getting sued....good expirience tho

smooth.....

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Your not the first and you wont be the last. Seems burning down buildings is a common pasttime :1orglaugh We even have a special holiday for just that event called Devils Night. :clapping:

is that that deal were they make huge teepees of lumber down the side of the highway.....

i saw pictures of that,i don't remember which state?....

No, its where the City of Detroit I.C.D's decides to burn down as many abandoned buildings as possible in one night. Of course its not exactally "legal".

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No, its where the City of Detroit I.C.D's decides to burn down as many abandoned buildings as possible in one night. Of course its not exactally "legal".

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ohh,i know what yor talkin' about....

yea you got 'em in Bulk i guess noone even knows/cares if a few go down.....shame :rolleyes: .....

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Originally Posted by Evilbink

No, its where the City of Detroit I.C.D's decides to burn down as many abandoned buildings as possible in one night. Of course its not exactally "legal".

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I love pictures of old Detroit. this site has some good picts.

i got a huge UE site based in Detroit,but i forgot where it is......it'll pop some time........


www.ForgottenMichigan.com

evilbink you live in detroit? i live up north and visit detroit for shows and shit

I just saw this show called Urban Explorers. They were exploring Chicago. It was pretty cool. They explored the Uptown theatre place, and the green mill bar for al capone's speakeasy. It was neat stuff.

when I was young my dad took me to an old Cult house in the woods of southern oregon, creepy stuff....I always wonder if its still there, noone knew it existed....maybe i'll take a road trip sometime soon

an abandoned building just burnt down here a couple days ago and a squatter died inside. :(

I get paranoid in abandoned places, especially if someone lived there because of the whole "residual energy" thing.I'm pretty tuned into that shit. won't even go into cemeteries, have tryed but I just feel so very unwelcome there the most like I dont belong.

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Originally Posted by malcolm

I just feel so very unwelcome there the most like I dont belong.

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I feel like that in the woods at night.

I feel that way around any area considered hallowed ground or things blessed for that matter. the woods dont bug me though. I've slept out in them with little more than a blanket. the dessert is another thing though cuz it's a place where things go to die.

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evilbink you live in detroit? i live up north and visit detroit for shows and shit

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Born and bred in Pontiac, lived for many years in Detroit propper and still live in Oakland County now. yeppers.