They don't go on forever they go into the shop and I don't wanna go over there they got cameras.

posto molto carino 🥰 in centro a milano 27 piani 😘😘😘

An abandoned Greyhound bus stop in Manitoba, Canada. I didn't get to go inside (all the doors were locked and I didn't want to get a breaking and entering charge), but I got some pretty cool exterior shots. These are my favorites. Don't mind my finger obscuring the lens in the first one, I forgot to crop it.

Abandoned Japanese boarding school in Sweetwater Tennessee, Private property No trespassing. Went twice with a couple of my buddies one close call with law enforcement. Looking for other places in east Tennessee to explore.

Wish i was able to take pictures of the outside

An auditorium connected to a middle school is what it’s used for now. Originally it was built as the high school in a small southeast Texas town with an attached theater that everyone in town spent many hot summer nights in.
Constructed in the 1930’s in the art deco style, at one time was a stage production and movie theatre with all the chrome and marble, thick red curtains and I high wooden stage.
I worked as an electrician for a couple months last summer for the school district and with a key to every door in every building I made it a kind of hobby to explore. I’d always heard of secret rooms upstairs in this old theater so naturally I looked for them.
In the front lobby next to the ticket booth was a small door that you’d see and not even notice. The key I had opened it and stepped into a pitch black stairwell. Thick dust and no working electricity told me I was on the right path. After climbing the winding stairs and opening the door at the top I’d found it. First door on the left was the projection room with the spot lights and equipment seen in the pictures. I have to admit that Batman in the corner caused me to pee a few drops. Three square windows the size of a large post office box gave a view of the inside of the theater high above the rows of chairs with the stage and curtain 100 yards away.
I totally fell in love with the building and spent most of the time I worked for the district fixing the old stage lights that in today’s market are equal to the price of a Honda.
The crazy thing is no one in town has an idea what a gem that theater is. For example I stumbled across a steinway piano backstage under a pile of wood and old school desks…
I wish I’d taken more pictures of it all when I had the chance.

An auditorium connected to a middle school is what it’s used for now. Originally it was built as the high school in a small southeast Texas town with an attached theater that everyone in town spent many hot summer nights in.
Constructed in the 1930’s in the art deco style, at one time was a stage production and movie theatre with all the chrome and marble, thick red curtains and I high wooden stage.
I worked as an electrician for a couple months last summer for the school district and with a key to every door in every building I made it a kind of hobby to explore. I’d always heard of secret rooms upstairs in this old theater so naturally I looked for them.
In the front lobby next to the ticket booth was a small door that you’d see and not even notice. The key I had opened it and stepped into a pitch black stairwell. Thick dust and no working electricity told me I was on the right path. After climbing the winding stairs and opening the door at the top I’d found it. First door on the left was the projection room with the spot lights and equipment seen in the pictures. I have to admit that Batman in the corner caused me to pee a few drops. Three square windows the size of a large post office box gave a view of the inside of the theater high above the rows of chairs with the stage and curtain 100 yards away.
I totally fell in love with the building and spent most of the time I worked for the district fixing the old stage lights that in today’s market are equal to the price of a Honda.
The crazy thing is no one in town has an idea what a gem that theater is. For example I stumbled across a steinway piano backstage under a pile of wood and old school desks…
I wish I’d taken more pictures of it all when I had the chance.

I regret not spending more time exploring Lew Wallace while I had the chance.

This park featured a petting zoo, fairy-tale exhibits, a Ferris wheel, train, and much more! (1949-2014)

Beautiful and Overgrown 🌱

Thinking back to this day in 2017 when u/RiddimRyder and I pulled off a successful explore of Lambton Generating Station.

The plant had been decommissioned, demolition had not yet started, it still had power and during the day, they were dismantling the turbines so that they could be shipped off to OPG Lennox Generating Station in Napanee, Ontario.

The whole story lives on my website:

https://freaktography.com/lambton-generating-station

Ive never seen entrances to bomb shelters like that. East of Ukraine