Behind the elementary school was a narrow path, and by the path was this beautiful old house. The basement door was missing, but the basement was so full of stuff and debris, that the place wasn’t accessible in reality. I took a few photos through the basement windows and then proceeded to walk to theContinue reading “What Was I Thinking The Last Time? Part I”
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Very Tiny And Nothing Inside
The following day I was back on the road driving towards my next intended location. That was when I spotted something interesting on the outskirts of a small village. A somewhat abandoned looking tiny cottage next to a forest car track. No windows, all open doors. The first look inside. One of the doors inContinue reading “Very Tiny And Nothing Inside”
That Thing Looks Familiar Part II
A horizontal view from the living room. The chaos is just unbelievable. Another beautiful old chair with a box of cookies. And some very old looking books. A former couch and a window to the porch – a rather unique feature. Makes me wonder, if it was built as an indoor space later on likeContinue reading “That Thing Looks Familiar Part II”
That Thing Looks Familiar Part I
After the green cottage, I headed to the opposite side of the town. A fellow urbexer had tipped me about a location, which possibly contained an old farm. I wasn’t expecting much, but I went to have a look anyway. Turns out they were right. The sign does say private property, but it has takenContinue reading “That Thing Looks Familiar Part I”
You Should Have Left Your Volvo Part II
The lamp in the living room was rather interesting. The decorations looked fairly interesting, too. Basics on the functions of engines. This might indicate that the inhabitant was a mechanic. Looking for this door, the sign asks. This is rather interesting. Sheets, which claim to tell about love. It gets even more intresting. The printContinue reading “You Should Have Left Your Volvo Part II”
You Should Have Left Your Volvo Part I
After a rather interesting evening in a karaoke restaurant in a regional town ended with an older man trying to invite me to his home to smoke weed and probably do something naughty, I drove outside the town to look for a place to camp for the night. That summer I decided to spend myContinue reading “You Should Have Left Your Volvo Part I”
Cute Little Cube Part III
There were cards and greetings to all possible holidays upstairs, even the mother’s day. This would indicate, that somebody has grown up in this building. The card is titled to the grandmother. The upstairs hall. An advertisment letter for a lottery. I can recall us getting similar ones in my childhood. Greetings from Aulanko, aContinue reading “Cute Little Cube Part III”
Cute Little Cube Part II
In the corner of the hall was a parasol and a very old fashioned coat rack. Stuffed in the corner was another coat rack. A cupboard under the stairs with lots of glass jars. The other side of the porch. It clearly is later built than the rest of the house. Extremely old magazines. AdsContinue reading “Cute Little Cube Part II”
Cute Little Cube Part I
Hiding in the woods near a busy road was this tiny beauty. What makes it special is its architecture. It is of a functionalistic style common in Finland in the 1930’s and 1940’s, but the style is more common seen in larger buildings, which usually are made of stone and designed by architects. There areContinue reading “Cute Little Cube Part I”
Who Knows When I Might Need It Part II
Exploring the kitchen further, I spotted this. A milk carton. And not just any milk carton. This type has been manufactured between 1980 and 1985, so it indeed seems true, that the place has been abandoned in the 1980’s. Somehow I believe parts of this kitchen to be staged. Why would there otherwise be aContinue reading “Who Knows When I Might Need It Part II”