And so we are entering classroom number two. A view to a classroom. And something, that probably is the great hall of the building. Another classroom. With a surprisingly modern chair. Open windows. Well, they’ve put the emphasis to the ceiling. Another look at the great hall. A sign about ostriches. What the fuck? TheContinue reading “When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part VII”
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When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part VI
Moving on upstairs, then. Once in a blue moon. A look back towards the dormitory wing. The teachers’ study. This one is interesting. So let’s enter. The teachers’ study occupied two top floors of the main building. There was even a balcony. And a classic 1950’s handrail, too. I wonder what was on those shelvesContinue reading “When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part VI”
When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part V
This is probably the school canteen. And here we have the first looks at the kitchen. The back of the canteen was again a mess. And a look back to the other direction. A painting. Moving on to the kitchen, then. There were loads of dishes left. It looks like the place has been abandonedContinue reading “When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part V”
When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part IV
The first new thing here. A kitchen. This is probably where the students have made their food. And a circuit board. A chair storage. And another small kitchen for the inhabitants. Moving towards the lobby now. A small office room with a chaos. And finally the main lobby. The bulletin board is empty. And theContinue reading “When It’s Closed, Anything Can Happen Part IV”
Driving A Lot But Getting Nowhere Part II
We only managed to visit one location that night. We planned on waking up early and trekking through a forest to a particularly interesting place with an angry neighbour, but as we slept pretty late and it was raining, we decided to go somewhere else instead. After having breakfast we headed to a nearby townContinue reading “Driving A Lot But Getting Nowhere Part II”
Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part IV
Welcome further. As you can see, this room has been green. I just love these window shots, and this place was a perfect one to take them. That’s why I call this the ridiculously photogenic dairy plant. And here’s another room. Now we’re getting to the best shots. Another room. And another one. See already,Continue reading “Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part IV”
Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part III
So, upstairs we go. The walls were colored turquoise and cream, the stairs had also been painted in cream. Most of the paint had peeled away. The staircase had a large, tall window, like most staircases in older buildings. A look back at the mess downstairs. The ceiling was high in the building. That’s whyContinue reading “Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part III”
Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part II
The boiler room was just the first one of the rooms downstairs. There were several more. I can’t help to wonder, why the clothes have been abandoned. They have clearly been left behind long since the place was abandoned, and even seem to be in a very good condition. In addition to the clothes thereContinue reading “Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part II”
Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part I
When I was 20, my high school friend moved to a small town to study agriculture. I sometimes visited her and spotted a really nice looking, cute, pink, yet definitely abandoned dairy plant. Its doors were sometimes open, but for some reason or another I never stopped to have a closer look. That was 12Continue reading “Ridiculously Photogenic Dairy Plant Part I”
Work In Progress Part I
I was driving along a rural road, when I spotted something interesting along the way in a very small village. Once again the building screamed abandonment. The text on the wall indicated, that it was a former dairy processing plant. Actually I wasn’t too sure, if the place was abandoned or not. The bushes indicated,Continue reading “Work In Progress Part I”