After two weeks in my former home town, I started heading back south with my loaned summer car. It was also to be our final trip together. I was to return the car to my friend.
That summer I had contacted a fellow local urbexer, and we had exchanged some locations. He hinted me to a place, which he told me was some sort of an association house.
In old Google maps photos a sign on the wall says, that it is a hut of some kind. I still don’t know, what this place really is about. But let’s go!
The windows are on the roadside, but yet this one looks like some sort of a barn.
Inside there were several benches and a big fireplace.
Next to the fireplace was a small kitchen and bar.
The other side of the room revealed, that it had been a space, where people had gathered together.
The place was probably built and furnished in the 1970’s and it was in its original shape.
The bushes are starting to grow in front of the windows.
It is starting to look like this is a popular hangaround place of the local youth nowadays.
A look towards the bar.
At the back of the house there was a separate space. It looked like a storage.
Looks like an old printer.
The fuse panel has been destroyed for a long time.
This one looks like an old bread box.
A classic.
And as you can see, the destruction of this place has started. It won’t probably be around for very long.