The third building on the lot was, what looked like an ordinary house, yet older than the larger house I visited first. Even this porch is slowly falling apart. Suitcase ads. This has definitely been a former kitchen with the old wood stove visible from under the suitcase company cardboard boxes. A room with moreContinue reading “Get Your Stuff But Don’t Forget To Explore Part III”
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Get Your Stuff But Don’t Forget To Explore Part II
A picture a bit deeper in the room seen earlier. Here there are a large amount of metallic grills. Looks a bit like shelves to me. A lonely little doll and old newspapers. Another doll. Sparkling wine and a mutilated baby doll. The bottle has probably been left here by later visitors. The must ofContinue reading “Get Your Stuff But Don’t Forget To Explore Part II”
A Central Summer Paradise
I’ve posted several photos of valuable and protected old villas neglected by the city. The city isn’t the same as in the previous stories, but here we have yet another example of the same phenomenon. This building was built in 1913, when the area was still very rural. It was very common for wealthy familiesContinue reading “A Central Summer Paradise”
What A Beautiful Morning Part XI
The entrance to the basement of the burned section didn’t look very tempting. Neither did the entrance to the intact part. For some reason I decided to go have a look. Here we have the boiler room. Now this is interesting. The boiler has been inspected in 1993 due to a boiler change. Even inContinue reading “What A Beautiful Morning Part XI”
What A Beautiful Morning Part VIII
It’s 8.40 am and time for our final location of the morning. The place was located just outside capital region, just some kilometers to be honest. It was located outside a small town center behind a mental asylum closed down in 1999 and converted into apartments. It was called the Chinese Quarter. Or China Hill.Continue reading “What A Beautiful Morning Part VIII”
What A Beautiful Morning Part VII
The house did have an electric stove too. It wasn’t the largest or most modern model. The wallpaper was very old. I kind of like it, though I wouldnt put that on my own walls. I have no idea what that is. The different colors and wallpapers were really not a good match. It’s somewhatContinue reading “What A Beautiful Morning Part VII”
What A Beautiful Morning Part VI
So it was now 7.20 am and the world was still sleeping. After a breakfast at a petrol station I and my friend arrived to the third location of the day. Behind the bushes is an old farm house from the 1930’s or 1940’s. It’s pretty unremarkable, but the village it is located in isContinue reading “What A Beautiful Morning Part VI”
What A Beautiful Morning Part V
So we are suddenly in a kitchen now? And not a very well looking kitchen. This is the one family house I visited not so long ago, but couldn’t enter because of the neighbours being too close. Well it’s 5.55 am on a Saturday morning, which means that they are probably sleeping now. During myContinue reading “What A Beautiful Morning Part V”
What A Beautiful Morning Part IV
The former main entrance to the building. This must be, where the final two apartments are located. Not the first thing you’d expect to find on the porch of an old villa: the mask of an old Ford Sierra. Oh, and there’s the front bumper. Now hold on a second, that is a seat. AndContinue reading “What A Beautiful Morning Part IV”
A Perfect Date Doesn’t Exi… Part IV
A look at the room behind the kitchen, probably a former bedroom, judging by the alarm clock. This room was inaccessible, as there were loads of stuff on the floor. All in all this resembled the previous house quite a lot. Moving on to the living room. After this images start to be a bitContinue reading “A Perfect Date Doesn’t Exi… Part IV”