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Tales of the Urban Explorer: The Gas Station
An abandoned 'Gas Station', or as we say here 'Petrol Station' is usually less than exciting. My stint in the USA has worn holes in me and my diction at times. For
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Bromborough Steam Switching Room
"Down there?" It looked like the right direction, but neither of us was sure. While the warning sign deters 'Fly Tipping', it doesn't caution anyone about
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Parsons Glass & Glazing
If I was to be completely honest, we were a tad little visiting ‘Parsons Glass & Glazing’. Razor the Goth had beaten us by around a week, and the view had changed
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Eldon Grove Estate
‘Revolutionary housing’ was the buzzword in 1911 when ‘Eldon Grove Estate’ was built. This was an attempt to replace the slums of Liverpool’s ‘Vauxhall’ area with
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: The William Shakespeare
How old is the ‘William Shakespeare’? There’s mention of the 1960’s, but in the UK, that is considered new. Someone else comments... the 1860's, but I doubt it,
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: The British Rope Works
My last trip to Liverpool was around two years ago, and it was one of the more fruitful expeditions I remember in recent times, in terms of quantity, but not necessarily
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Black Abbey Street
A whole row of derelict houses, or shops… or something. I spotted this terrible-looking street a few years ago, and since then, it has only got worse. Some of the
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Wood Top Infants School
Twenty-four years, that’s how long a building must exist, empty and unheated, to look like what you are about to see. ‘Wood Top Infants School’ is well documented,
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Burnt History
This house had a large fire that caused $500,000 in damage, back in 2023. Thankfully only one man was home at the time and both he and his dog were rescued by
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Duckworth Cleaning Products
I tried in vain to figure out what happened to "Duckworth Cleaning Products" or "Duckworth LLP", but to no avail. Why two names? Couldn't they
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Return to Kruger Tissue International
Kruger Tissue International’, it had been four years since I had driven down the shaky, muddy road and deliberately parked my car a good half mile from the entrance.
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: British Aerospace Defence Dynamics Social Club
Over two years had passed since our visit to ‘Abandoned Scan’, in which we found a massive warehouse full of junk, valuable stuff; I don’t know what you would call
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: Abbyfield Care Home
"Are you going in there?" said the spiky-haired urchin riding on what looked like a home-made cycle. He wasn't the typical little shit we tend to expect,
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Tales of the Urban Explorer: St Peter and Pauls Church
Derelict Churches, I am not a fan. If you want to see a church, just walk in and covertly take some shots when the vicar is not looking. What’s the difference between
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Abandoned project on a busy street
I think this is the first post I'm writing here. It must have been over thirty years since I knew this building was abandoned. I even have a subconscious feeling
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Saved By Art
I have been wanting to explore an industrial location lately, and the number one place on my list is this abandoned steel rod mill. A location that I have explored
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Exploring 100 Year Old Rail Tunnel Under Huge Factory
This old abandoned plant is a place that I have frequented many times. To explore, do photoshoots and for light painting. This time it was because of a person who
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Abandoned Mid Century Classic House
While looking on the map for directions to another location, I spotted this house tucked behind a restaurant. Then found out it was part of a huge piece of land
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Boarded Up.
Not very common here. Must be on the list for demolition. As seen in Amsterdam.
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Abandoned adits
The main photo shows part of a tunnel in an abandoned gypsum mining adit near the village of Syukeevo, Tatarstan. Development of this deposit began in the 19th century,
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