There is more to urban exploration than taking a walk in the city.
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Not much left but bricks. It looked like the ruins of an old castle still standing hundreds of years later. But, it was just a house. Likely destroyed by fire.
The cows were oddly intimidating. Or was it just because there were a couple of bulls there too. I don’t trust animals, or think of them as friendly pets at least. So I was careful exploring here. It took some daring for me to get into the area where the cows were kept.
I should have begun posting my photos on a site years ago. I forget this house. I don’t remember the story behind finding or walking around it. My note says it is a house outside of Lindsay.
A lot of people had taken photos of this house. It was just chance that I came here as it was getting dark, but not too dark to get photos. I’ve heard this house is now gone, destroyed by vandals/ fire.
Around the world there’s something creepy going on in the sewers. What is it? Here’s the bizarre things found in sewers worldwide.
Source: Abandoned cars over the world
Such a great photograph. I’m not sure how abandoned that car actually is but… it makes a great photograph.
Find even more (available as prints) on Wayne Stadler’s site. I enjoyed seeing them, some are exceptional!
I haven’t written a well thought out list for myself. Mainly I already know what crosses the line for me and the rest I decide at the time as things change. I seldom enter a building. That feels a bit too law breaking for me. Not very safe either.
I stick closely to “leave only footprints – take only photographs”. I’ve never vandalized a site, including leaving litter or moving anything to pose it for my photograph. In that way I think photographing derelict places should be like a game of golf – play it where it lies.
Source: Urban Adventure Org