And so I am gathering more speed from downstairs. I believe, that this definitely was the reception desk, as those hooks have stored room keys. There have been surprisingly many of them. There was a second stairway. And this, I believe, is in its original condition. I wonder, why the light upstairs is so peachy.Continue reading “I Might Have Been Mistaken Part IV”
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I Might Have Been Mistaken Part III
This one continues my tradition of starting posts with a corridor photo. I wonder, who made those paintings. The back of the building was more of a maze with smaller rooms. Nice pink walls, old sofas and toys. I wonder, when those Lego things have been built. This room again looks more and more likeContinue reading “I Might Have Been Mistaken Part III”
I Might Have Been Mistaken Part I
The midsummer was over, and I returned my date back to the town where she lived. We were home very late in the night, and she had to leave early for work. She allowed me to sleep as long as I needed at her place, though. That morning I had a late breakfast at aContinue reading “I Might Have Been Mistaken Part I”
A Midsummer Date Part XXI
Even the third and final day of midsummer was finally coming to an end. We had spent the day touring my favorite region and going back to see locations familiar to me. I didn’t photograph, as I almost never do that in locations I’ve already conquered, except the place where my nightmares were made. ButContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XXI”
A Midsummer Date Part XX
The sun had already started to set on our second date day. It was the hottest midsummer in years, and my summer car had no air conditioning. We were rather tired and sweaty and decided to invest on an Airbnb somewhere in the countryside. But before that I took my date to the most beautifulContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XX”
A Midsummer Date Part XIX
I regularly Google all kinds of things related to demolition. That’s how I’ve found a lot of locations. One of the biggest gold mines I found, was the property strategy of a small, rural municipality. There was a list of everything they would sell and demolish during the future years. The list was so long,Continue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XIX”
A Midsummer Date Part XVIII
There was a small lobby behind the store with doors to many directions. Old food ads. A small back office – with a safe. A hefty amount of files from different years. The shift from the S-group to K-group probably happened in the 1980’s. More files and brocuhres here. Stickers with important numbers everywhere. MostContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XVIII”
A Midsummer Date Part XVII
That was one corner of the store area. Let’s see what’s in the other direction. A collection of receipts by the cash register. The last one dates back to October 1996. Another suggestion about the date of abandonment. The shelves are empty. I believe, that there have been fruit or vegetables here. And also hereContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XVII”
A Midsummer Date Part XVI
The midsummer continued. And so did my tour of old places I’ve found earlier but not yet accessed. This one here I found way back in 2020. After that I’ve manage to discover more about its history. The building was originally a co-operative store. Built in a functionalistic style in the late 1930’s, it wasContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XVI”
A Midsummer Date Part XV
The last time I visited this railway station closed back in 1989, I didn’t predict a very long future for it. Yet here it still stands. It’s been two years since my previous visit. Everything remains closed and locked. Or has been closed and locked again. The name plates of the station have been blurredContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XV”