Abandoned Places

Not completed business centre in Moscow. Tremendous weather...) the blue sky, blue glasses... 3 sight at this splinter in the middle of a megacity, I hope to show to people something new as much is already told... Для русских - и не возникайте, что баян, пофиг)

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Or the curious burnt down building. We have managed to find there a sickle! A hammer! And a plait!) and much all another. An unusual place, though also the ashes...

Those of you who saw my recent post will be pleased to know that I finally got off my ass and properly explored the old Yorkshire Brewery yesterday. ( Over 30 photos under these cuts )

Looking out from the top of the silos over onto the brewery tower and the partially collapsed stables:


( The adventure continues... )

and if that doesn't work...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6DjpOGFKNw

I drive past this little place, all the time, when I'm going to visit my daughters. The problem is the people who live across the street are very hyper aware, and when I got out to look in the windows came and asked me to leave.

Unfortunately, I didn't get any pictures of the inside. I wish I had. Just these three from the front -- from inside my car:







I think at one point, it was some sort of post office or tiny general store. But, like I said, I wasn't able to look inside. I'm going back that way soon, and hope to rectify that.

Edit: This is on a major, rural, thoroughfare. There is no sidewalk. That's why I took my pictures from my car, pulled over to the side of the road, with my blinkers on. Thanks for the tips, though.

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After our Point Peron excursion, Jethro and I conducted a scout of an old Dairy Farm on the outskirts of Rockingham.

Setup in the 1920's, the farm was part of a scheme by the the WA government of the time to increase agriculture and provide employment for returned soldiers from WWI



( Into the Milking Shed )

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Today Jethro and I made a return to a much loved site of ours, the Cape Peron Coastal Defense Battery (Also known locally as Point Peron)



( Man the guns )

I've been a long-time follower of this group, mostly because I love photography, and for some reason, photography of abandoned places excites me. Anyways, I've finally decided to post up some old photos I have. It's from the winter, and it was -10 outside, so they aren't as explored as I would like them to be, but they are abandoned. :)

( Explore past the cut )

From long-time watcher to first-time poster.

( Left to ruin in Ladner, BC Canada )

Hello all! I've been lurking here for some time... really love a lot of the pictures here.

Anyway, there are a few abandoned houses in the town where I'm living for the summer- Castle Rock, Colorado. I've seen three, but only taken pictures of one so far.
This house is near a car dealership. I have no idea how old it is, but it's been abandoned for at least a few years, maybe abandoned in the mid-1990s at the earliest. There's a chain-link fence around some parts of it, as well as barbed-wire at other points, but the middle of the chain-link fence was torn apart.


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One more very interesting camp. Certainly destructions are, but is still small... The local club, a warehouse, 2 cases, library, table, a cinema рave been visited... Ммм Mb still that-thread)

First, explaining the title, 1195 was the date of birth of St. Anthony of Padua. The saint whom this school is named after.

This building was the first school with that name, built in 1961. Replaced in 2006 by a modern facility, but the old building remained mostly intact. After making three sucessful trips into the school, but in mid 2007 the remander of the old school was demolished and replaced over night by a parking lot.

Unlike many buildings we explore, this one still had power. Library books scattered in half of the gym left, the last homework left on the blackboards, farewell messages also.



( School's out )

Other abandoned aviation technics in other place. Fairly - theme continuation very was pleasant!... Is simply more tremendous...

Soooo...I went to Belle Isle in Richmond and wandered around the empty water treatment plant.




( graffiti galore )

I heard about this school house in holley, ny. My friend and I took a road trip there and we were thinking we were gonna have to go searching for it in this town we had no idea of. Nope. As soon as we got into town it was right there. We drove around it a few times and couldn't find a way in. So we decided to walk around and take a few pictures of the outside, ah but then we found an entrance :)

( school house )

If anyone will be in Melbourne Australia on Sunday 19 July then you'll have a chance to see some parts of the city that are usually locked away from the public eye when the Melbourne Open House event is held again.

http://www.melbourneopenhouse.org.au/

Buildings taking part in this include The Melbourne Athenaeum, St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne Town Hall, the State Library of Victoria, the Melbourne City Baths, the Radiation Therapy Bunkers at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, the Shrine of Remembrance and many more.

Oh and it's all free. :)

The nice place, very beautiful, consists of set of constructions. Interestingly. I have been admired by its beauty and grandeur.