The upstairs again featured a corridor. These have probably been the offices of the association. And surprisingly they featured more small rooms. As the blinds were shut, it was pretty dark inside. And all windows were covered in graffiti. Again some pretty pointless stuff. And this mess relates to the previous tag. More graffiti. AnotherContinue reading “We Met On Video Part IV”
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We Met On Video Part III
The post begins with views from another room. Old accounting documents. Some old furniture has been left behind. A bigger room with more furniture. This is probably where painting has been done. A bed end. Even the cupboards had been “decorated”. Is that an old phone booth or what? The large room seen from theContinue reading “We Met On Video Part III”
We Met On Video Part II
As we were taking the bus to our second planned location, we passed a building with broken windows and graffiti. That’s why we hopped off at the next stop and went to have a better look. Yeah, definitely abandoned. The front of the building showed extensive vandalism. The building was L-shaped. A better look atContinue reading “We Met On Video Part II”
An Untouched Pearl
My local urbex whisperer tipped me about another location in the area. It was a former farmers’ association building in a small village. Unused for years it was on the side of a trekking path and there is a camping and campfire spot on the grounds. The building is pretty much untouched despite its doorsContinue reading “An Untouched Pearl”
The Cause Died Early Here
It was almost time to find a good place for the night’s sleep. That was when I spotted this location. It was clearly an association house, but what association? The workers? The youth? Something else, what? The place seemed to be in a very bad condition alltogether. The back side was a complete jungle. AndContinue reading “The Cause Died Early Here”
The Blue One By Main Street
While moving towards my next location, I spotted this rather original building by a central road in a village. Let’s just say it was in a rather bad condition. It looked like it was built by some sort of an association. There was an assembly hall upstairs and some business premises downstairs. The courtyard sideContinue reading “The Blue One By Main Street”