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Powerstation Roof Topping in CPH(3) This old power station at “Goth street” in central CPH is not totally abandoned, they’re just adjusting the facilities to modern use. The 68 meter chimney is about to be demolished, so I had to take a look at the top once the scaffold came, something I have waited for Read More |
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Exploring in an abandoned factory(1) In a little dark corner of this beautiful country lies a little town thats still in the dark ages.Upon entering you will be greeted by 6 toed men playing banjo’s,drinking moonshine and eating squirrel stew..were you’ll find your sister’s your mother and your brother is the family dog… Its area 51 Read More |
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Exploring Little Plumstead Hospital(34)Project Eden – Insane Mental AsylumAn abandoned asylum spread over a large site of disparate buildings holds the memories of a derelict mental asylum. I’ve been here on several visits and each time I notice something different and unique about it. The overall site had been free from urban decay for some Read More |
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Exploring Graylingwell (Chichester Asylum)(15) Yesterday saw myself and Mr Marsh hit another Asylum. This time in Chichester. Was an excellent explore, and although some parts seem to be quite new with not much decay other parts were actually really painty peely Demolition is under way so if any of you want to go here id advise Read More |
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Exploring “The Village”(0)
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Abandoned Brewery(0) Haven’t posted any new pictures the last few months, sorry bout that! #1 #2 |
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Glaswork, Denmark(0) This was a well known Glass Factory, got closed cause they got bankrupt. Visited with Mr.Lusker, Mr. Tenacious B and of course myself On tour through Denmark!! 1. 2. |
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Quarries system “M” – The TU Tour(2) Enjoy the wonderful world of darkness and serene silence…. 1. 2. 3. 4. |
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Victoria Baths(8) The Victoria Baths, near Longsight in Manchester, were designed as a prestigious baths complex by Manchester’s first City Architect, Henry Price, and opened by Manchester Corporation in 1906. In their design and construction no expense was spared. The façade has multi-coloured brickwork and terracotta decoration, the main interior public spaces are Read More |
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Exploring the “Village of the Damned”(10) Some days, you just get lucky – yesterday was no exception. After scouting 3 places, I went abandonment hunting and found something strange. Village of the Damned is set in the middle of a wood, its the remains of an abandoned village – still left is some houses, a chapel, restaurant Read More |
