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I Spent 6 Months Travelling Around Europe And The USA Exploring Some Of The Most Incredible Abandoned Locations
A huge thank you to everyone I met on my journey and here are a few images from some of the locations I was privileged enough to see and photograph.
I hope you like them.
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Villa, Italy
Love the way the tree is framed in the archway...incredible that the art seems to be in relatively good condition...
the murals are beautiful!!! and the countryside they frame and refer to
This decay breaks my heart. SUCH a gorgeous place - and noone wants it, anymore.
I am always sad when I see a building left to rot. Couldn't it be given to someone in need of housing? Better than rotting.
It's as if the tree wanted to better the paintings, they fit so well together...
North American Theatre
Former Hotel In Abkhazia Region, Georgia
Years ago I red an article about the Republic of Abkhazia and it's still in my mind ! The stunning abandoned buildings in Gagra /once resort, now ghost town/ - they used to call it the Russian Riviera. Hope to visit it some day.
Italian Church
USA Church
It's really sad that at one point people decided that the craftsmanship and labour that were put in these buildings weren't worth the effort of trying to preserve them for future generations.
Abandoned Power Plant, USA
Czech Church
Some one is trying to save this Church. The wires are there to hold the walls together while work is in progress.
Abandoned Cars, Sweden
Have been there a few times.One amazing place who soon is gone when the nature eats it up year by year.Its the car cemetery outside Kyrko Mosse in The Swedish region Smaland.
These are all extremely beautiful and I want to make them all my clubhouse.
I’m so glad you agree. They really do take your breath away when you see them for real.
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I want to buy them and restore them to former glory (as best I can). I need Elon Musk to support this dream of mine.. :)
I’m sure Elon would more than willing to help you😉
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They're beautiful locations and photos. I can't help feel sad when buildings are no longer in use.
Thank you, Sandra. It makes me sad too when I see the state of some of these buildings I visit.
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Very cool! These are the kinds of Boredpanda posts we need! Fantastic! :)
So happy you like the post. Thank you.
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It's so sad to see these structural works of art just abandoned to decay and rot - beautiful photographs
It is truly heartbreaking when you see something so beautiful falling to pieces. Thank you😊
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Thanks so much. Glad you like them.
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Thank you so much for sharing. This project sounds like a great adventure.
Thank you for taking an interest in them and it was truly an amazing adventure.
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Most of them are not beyond repair. Shame no one works on this. Thanks for bringing photos up!
Thank you. A lot of buildings I visit can indeed be saved but there are so many; an incredible amount actually. It’s very sad.
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Love these. We used to have some great abandoned places here in the San Francisco area that my friends and I would explore back in the 80's and early 90's. Old military bunkers, old hospitals, several movie theaters, the old naval shipyards. But, due to all of those places becoming bastions of drug use and violent crime (coinciding with the massive increase in the homeless population), they've all been either demolished or sealed. A couple of examples: The underground bunkers at Fort Funston. They still exist, but the entrances were welded shut with massive steel plates about 20 years ago or so. The Fleishhacker Pool building. Built in 1925, abandoned in 1971. Became a homeless encampment in the 2000's. Gutted by a fire in 2012 and demolished.
Thank you, Rob. The US still has some great locations but I think, much like the U.K. the best days for exploring have gone.
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amazing location, I would love to make some fashion photo session in it, could you tell me the right direction to find them please, thanks!
These are all extremely beautiful and I want to make them all my clubhouse.
I’m so glad you agree. They really do take your breath away when you see them for real.
Load More Replies... I want to buy them and restore them to former glory (as best I can). I need Elon Musk to support this dream of mine.. :)
I’m sure Elon would more than willing to help you😉
Load More Replies... They're beautiful locations and photos. I can't help feel sad when buildings are no longer in use.
Thank you, Sandra. It makes me sad too when I see the state of some of these buildings I visit.
Load More Replies... Very cool! These are the kinds of Boredpanda posts we need! Fantastic! :)
So happy you like the post. Thank you.
Load More Replies... It's so sad to see these structural works of art just abandoned to decay and rot - beautiful photographs
It is truly heartbreaking when you see something so beautiful falling to pieces. Thank you😊
Load More Replies... Thanks so much. Glad you like them.
Load More Replies... Thank you so much for sharing. This project sounds like a great adventure.
Thank you for taking an interest in them and it was truly an amazing adventure.
Load More Replies... Most of them are not beyond repair. Shame no one works on this. Thanks for bringing photos up!
Thank you. A lot of buildings I visit can indeed be saved but there are so many; an incredible amount actually. It’s very sad.
Load More Replies... Love these. We used to have some great abandoned places here in the San Francisco area that my friends and I would explore back in the 80's and early 90's. Old military bunkers, old hospitals, several movie theaters, the old naval shipyards. But, due to all of those places becoming bastions of drug use and violent crime (coinciding with the massive increase in the homeless population), they've all been either demolished or sealed. A couple of examples: The underground bunkers at Fort Funston. They still exist, but the entrances were welded shut with massive steel plates about 20 years ago or so. The Fleishhacker Pool building. Built in 1925, abandoned in 1971. Became a homeless encampment in the 2000's. Gutted by a fire in 2012 and demolished.
Thank you, Rob. The US still has some great locations but I think, much like the U.K. the best days for exploring have gone.
Load More Replies... amazing location, I would love to make some fashion photo session in it, could you tell me the right direction to find them please, thanks!
