What A Beautiful Morning Part II

Like I guessed. Behind the door to the left was a small veranda and stairs. One stair was missing, which didn’t seem like a good sign. Also like in the previous apartments, too, somebody has ripped off the plumbing.

Climbing the stairs not really knowing what to expect.

And there, right at the top of the stairs are more pairless shoes.

Right at the top of the stairs was the entrance to the third apartment. It looked larger than the others and was indeed really nice and spacious.

The papers are from 2006 and the news is about a bomb attack in Antalya, Turkey. I believe this date to have been close to the abandonment of the house, as the materials in this apartment are the most modern so far, it is the largest so far and the place was abandoned already in the 2009 Street View Pictures, like I told when writing about my previous visit.

A look back towards the entrance of the apartment. I’ve said this before, but I really think those neighbours are too close to comfort.

The kitchen of the blue apartment. Notice the hole in the roof.

The sawdust was used as insulation back in the days.

Even the kitchen looks much more modern than in the previous apartments. I’d time this to the 1990’s. So at least one of the apartments had been well renovated at some point. Wonder, why the others weren’t.

The bedroom wasn’t as shiny as the kitchen. But with a small renovation this could have become quite cozy.

Although the apartment was pretty modern, the last inhabitant’s TV wasn’t.

Another look at the small alcove, where the kitchen was located.

Moving on to the fourth apartment. This one was again not much more than one room and a kitchen in the corner of it.

A can of something has been left on the shelf. The black metal thing is the foot of the table seen in the previous picture. This is really how small the apartment was.

I am yet to see two identical kitchen designs in this building. This is just a guess, but could it perheps be that the apartments have been renovated at different times, when the people owning the house have needed less space for themselves?

Some more pairless shoes.

The fifth apartment was accessed through a dark corridor.

That looks like Christmas decorations.

And this looks like we’ll continue in the following post.

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A Finnish Urban explorer & Photographer

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