Abandoned Places of the World

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[MetalCrypt]

http://www.dirjournal.com/info/abandoned-places-in-the-world/

Some really good pics in there.

[Mouse]

Some good locations to film a horror movie!

[Night Records]

My parents went to the Kowloon Walled City.  It was, in their words, a fucked up place

[Dragonchaser]

They should think about adding Gateshead, Tyne and Wear to the list, eh, Foley? 

[Memnarch]

There's a (sort of) similar site about various places scattered around Ireland that are abandoned/fallen into ruin. V interesting read.

http://www.abandonedireland.com/

[Chris Foley]

They should think about adding Gateshead, Tyne and Wear to the list, eh, Foley? 

 

Especially Gateshead high street!

[Menternor]

I think some of those places were filmed for that documental "earth without people". THAT'S fucked up.

[metalkingdom]

Very interesting.Great pictures,too.I had no idea there were so many places just abandoned like that.The idiots refusing to move in Pennsylvania was funny.Stubbornness can be hazardous to your health.

The only modern abandoned place that I was really aware of was Chernobyl,but it's not on the list.

[Sargon the Terrible]

Dude, where do you think Pripyat is?

[spudford]

great site! I'll be wasting a good portion of my daily internet time on that today

[MetalCrypt]

Dude, where do you think Pripyat is?

Yeah, no shit - especially since it does mention Chernobyl.

Speaking of which - a lot of the pictures seem to be missing since they were hosted on Google, but there's still some stuff in there: http://www.kiddofspeed.com/

[metalkingdom]

Yeah, no shit - especially since it does mention Chernobyl.

Speaking of which - a lot of the pictures seem to be missing since they were hosted on Google, but there's still some stuff in there: http://www.kiddofspeed.com/

Oh,I guess I should have read that one.

[metalkingdom]

I watched some documentary recently explaining how there are numerous Mayan ruins deep in the Amazon untouched for all of these years due to their remote locations.They can't really be reached by automobile or plane.I guess the only way they would ever be explored is a team of experts hike for months deep in the brutal jungle.I don't see that happening.

[Brewdog]

I watched some documentary recently explaining how there are numerous Mayan ruins deep in the Amazon untouched for all of these years due to their remote locations.They can't really be reached by automobile or plane.I guess the only way they would ever be explored is a team of experts hike for months deep in the brutal jungle.I don't see that happening.

They've already been found by this guy;