It has taken me a few months to finally find this place; it is hidden in the middle of nowhere: A cottage ;2 caravans and 3 sheds crammed full with all sorts of wonderful treasure from engineering stuff to quality vintage porn
The owner died a single man aged 78 yrs in 2016
Sadly I couldn't get much info about this beautiful mansion.
Located in a very little town in northen Italy, it seems that it was built between the 19th and 20th century, and abandoned during the 80s.
Photos shot with Praktica mtl3, Pentacon 29mm f/2.8 on Kodak Colorplus.
Found this one quite by chance driving around looking for things to see
the house is totally secure but some interesting bits in the sheds
Seems like the "current" owner was a professional photographer back in the day; no recent records of him
When was google maps last done? 2012? it was...
History
Kelenföld Power Plant is located in Budapest and was originally established in 1914, in conjunction with Hungary's electrification program. It was known as one of the most sophisticated and technologically advanced throughout Europe and supplied electricity to the entire capital...
I been retired pretty much from the explore scene now for about 18 months and had the opportunity to spend the day with my Daughter in Hampshire so took the kids for a traipse in the woods..was told there was an old cottage that was boarded up near one the many trails..we found it and saw it was...
Built in the early 20th century this church closed its doors in 2008.
Although there was an open window and a ladder I decided to take the way through the tubular shaft beneath the church to enter the location. It has been something I've been looking forward to since planning the trip...
Some of you may have already seen this one. This is a nice paper mill closed down almost a decade ago. There are many photos of this place when it was still active, and some of them were taken when the factory had been occupied by workers right after the closure...
It's a rather good place...
This was the second of two places we looked at, and was one of those 'we probably won't get into this one' places. It's always a bonus when you're pretty much convinced you wont get in then turn up & end up getting in ? The place was covered with mushrooms (Jews Ear apparently) and mould has...
Fantastic Fireplaces and where to find them
A complex of a bungalow; stables and former jockey's cottages one of which is still occupied when I opened the door and found the elderly resident eating his lunch!!! Exit stage right
So this place has nothing now but memories and juvenile grafitti
The Witch Ball Inn was popular with the army guys in the 1940s, due to its proximity to Prees Heath airfield. In particular the Americans stationed there took a special liking to it. And yet after that there's very little on the...
Afternoon,
Thought id upload a report from my visit to Wales in jan just gone. It was a freezing cold day and we had left early hours to get there before the rest of the tourbus turned up :)
Heres some history from googles...
The population of Cardiff had expanded greatly, from under 20,000...
The Italians don't mess around when it comes to architecture and this old sanatorium is no exception. Built in 1924 in an art deco style, it began life as a tuberculosis hospital before being converted into a generic hospital in the 1950s. In 2015 it closed down to make way for a new hospital...
Originally the Sea View Hotel, Cautley House is in every way as bland and and tacky as I expected. Built in 1888, it was extended to the east in 1906, became the Seabrook Hotel in the 1960s, Alfred’s Hotel in the 1980s and then a christian healing centre in around 1994. A care home was next on...
So a few weeks ago, myself and two other explorers; @albino-jay and @ Ferret whom I've known online for many years, but never managed to explore with! We all get round to exploring with one another eventually!
This site was previously owned by a firm who were contracted to develop technology...
I have decided not to name this one; it sits in the middle of a large Brand New Housing Estate in a rather affluent part of the UK, not far from London. The reason behind this is because it looks as if its either being converted or used for storage; and tbh I don't think it needs hundreds of...
Sometimes I love my satnav today it took me a new route to the local cider farm
rubber necking as i go along i spy a rather dilpidated chimney stack through the trees
have a mooch? well it would be rude not to
Built in 1812 thats all I know some nice stuff
AND it is untouched by kids or...
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