The second floor corridor. It looks like the roof hasn’t leaked much. Oh, surely. The one who has written this has surprisingly good handwriting for a vandal. Another classroom. Somebody has bade quite the effort to get the lamps down. Just the usual greetings on the blackboard. The lamps have faced vandalism here, too. MovingContinue reading “Removing The Curse Part IV”
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Removing The Curse Part II
Now, this is the very end of the ground floor corridor we never visited the previous time. A small room with loads and loads of copy paper. And another room with lots of paper already copied on to. The back of the ground floor corridor. Another very messy classroom. The mess with the miscellaneous cardbordContinue reading “Removing The Curse Part II”
Removing The Curse Part I
Welcome back to the Cursed School. This beauty is a former elementary school building, which I first explored back in 2017. It was the first and so far only time ever, when I’ve left an exploration midway because the location gave off such bad vibes, hence the name. I came back in 2021 to findContinue reading “Removing The Curse Part I”
Tired Of Telling The Same Story
Welcome to the yard of another school. The red brick building is from the 1960’s, when this was a thriving village. But things have changed. People are moving away, there are no kids and the buildings need renovations. The school was closed in 2021. The older school is from the 1940’s or 1950’s. It wasContinue reading “Tired Of Telling The Same Story”
The Sawdusty School Part II
So I turned my attention towards the cook’s building. One more look at the school filled with sawdust, though. I could have climbed in through the window, but it wouldn’t have been of much use, as there was no floor. The cook’s apartment, though, was accessible. Even some of the old furniture was left. AllContinue reading “The Sawdusty School Part II”
The Sawdusty School Part I
The people did direct me to the following abandoned school. Well, here it is. Something again makes me believe, that somebody started renovations and then abandoned them. At least the amount of windows and other stuff on the porch would suggest that. There was another entrance. And a lot more windows. This building probably containsContinue reading “The Sawdusty School Part I”
Second Eyes Stalking A Childhood Home
This post has absolutely zero things to do with urban exploration. But as the story is great, I will share it anyway. I still had my plan to visit every single and current municipality in Finland during one summer, and now I reached a critical point. The Northern part of Finland has few municipalities andContinue reading “Second Eyes Stalking A Childhood Home”
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 XIV
After breakfast we continued our trip. The next abandoned destination was an old school built in the late 1930’s. It had been emptied in 2019 partly due to bad condition and partly because the area is loosing inhabitants at such a rate, that there are too many schools. Once again it’s a familiar story. TheContinue reading “A Midsummer Date Part XIV”
Treating Bodies, Treating Souls
Well, well, well, what do we have hiding in the bushes here. The text on the wall says community collage, so that’s probably what this is. The building is from the late 1940’s or early 1950’s and has several details very usual to that era. The garage door at the back is an interesting feature.Continue reading “Treating Bodies, Treating Souls”