<![CDATA[Forbidden Places]]> Commentics <![CDATA[Forbidden Places]]> 16 16 Maria Hello. I find what you do facinating. The things that are discovered, the amazing finds are gripping & fascinating. I literally watch for hours. So much so that I would love to find an abandon place, just for the interesting facts, the history, the whole Demi graph. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to help an eager novice on the way of the findings & explorings & how it is done. Please I am very serious, so please email me back & lets chat

]]> Mon, 11 May 2020 11:37:48 +0200 item_16085 AndyCoolKid Should I say how it feels to explore places where not many guys usually go? It feels weird, but it is exciting. After a while is better to find a place and consider your go to location. That will give a confortable feeling and then exploring becomes a hobby and you can make many great things. With a dog, a friend and a camera, this type of activities are lots of fun. Good luck finding good spots, take care!

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]]> Tue, 18 Feb 2020 05:49:06 +0100 item_16078 John Abandoned school in Falls Creek Pa. looks a good place to explore.

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]]> Sat, 13 Apr 2019 22:46:25 +0200 item_16037 Susa Having become interested in exploring and photographing abandoned places in Gran Canaria, how can I get involved and download photos for others to see.

]]> Fri, 25 May 2018 20:15:26 +0200 item_15969 beautyofscience love abandoned places. Your website just super.

]]> Thu, 10 Aug 2017 10:43:00 +0200 item_15851 Kenzie Turk My boyfriend and I love exploring together. We've also created a tumblr blog dedicated to it as well. Please follow and support us if you can - wasteland-wonderers.tumblr.com
Thank you so much in advance.

]]> Fri, 03 Mar 2017 16:26:00 +0100 item_15791 Robert W. Thanks for a few interesting websites, I was looking for some abandoned places in France and "Schwarze Katze" was great for that.

]]> Mon, 03 Oct 2016 14:44:00 +0200 item_15672 RusUE I love abandoned places. Your website just super.

]]> Sat, 23 Apr 2016 20:32:00 +0200 item_15520 SGM85 So, I'm not sure any of the people who previously commented will see this, but I have a thought on the matter of vandalism... Absolutely, it is horrible to see damage done to an abandoned structure in the likes of copper and scrap theft, tagging, reckless damages, and so on. However, in terms of entry, I believe, as a true explorer one must consider certain means of gaining access to a structure worthy enough to enter. For example, there is a location (I will choose not to disclose) in which some friends and I explored for three consecutive days until finally we were compromised by security, which I might add, were very friendly and understanding of our adventures. We found only one entry to the building on the first day but as each day progressed, we deemed it necessary to find other means of exit since the building was tens of thousands of square feet, making it a very extensive exploration, hence three days of exploring. This took place about 7 years ago (2007ish)... I was JUST there today with some friends who were interested in exploring and we have come to find the building underwent some pretty extensive upgrades to seal all entries, which you can imagine, was a bummer. Well, unexpectedly we were compromised AGAIN and on this new group's FIRST day of checking the place out! Come to find out, the previous group I was with was the last known dispatch to security regarding trespassing before they tightened the place up and we were the first group SINCE. Now, understandably the security officer today was pretty stern about the fact that the place was off limits, but AS SOON AS I TOLD HIM I HAD EXPLORED THE PLACE YEARS AGO AND KNOW WHAT ITS LIKE INSIDE THIS MASSIVE BUILDING, his eyes lit up like a 5 year old at the ice cream truck and went on and on about how he's wondered what that would be like... The security guard respected us and our child like dream to get back in. Here's my point... I think it is worthy to share these places, even if it means working on a door to open because the fascination lies within EVERYONE as to what mysteries and artifacts one might discover in a place like this. When the security guard is sitting with you after he just caught you trespassing, trying to think about how he could legally get you in? I say do what you gotta do... Do I think its stupid? In many cases, absolutely... Would I deserve what's coming to me shall I get arrested and fined? Only real men and women take responsibility for their actions... Is it worth it? Damn straight! Just like its worth it to someone who "infiltrates" an OPEN facility that is RUNNING and has CURRENT EMPLOYEES! Just as ridiculous, right? Sure! But there's something to be said about the passion it takes to even go into a place YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE... Think about it... We aren't even supposed to be there, but even the security guard wishes he were me...

]]> Sun, 23 Feb 2014 08:45:00 +0100 item_12318 William i randomly found and got into urban exploration and i agree with you. why do people have to go destroy the places others may love to see i for one love to find the hidden and unknown so please people leave it as you found it

]]> Mon, 15 Oct 2012 15:49:00 +0200 item_10218 wardy I agree!! BUT now people just want to see what they can destroy!!!!!! NOT WHAT THESE PLACES ONCE WERE!!! What ever happened to JUST TAKE PICS AND LEAVE FOOTPRINTS?? I still go by it!! It is so sad to see places so old get messed up so quick!!! IT KINDA SHOWS ME THAT MOST OF THESE BAD PLACES JUST GOT WORSE OUTSIDE THE WALLS..

]]> Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:34:00 +0100 item_9291 Brooklyn Explorers The term "Urban Explorer" brings such a bad connotation these days. Trouble some teens and disrespectful people just looking for a place without rules and consequences have damaged not only history but the ability for someone else to see the beauty in the discarded. Thank you for posting this message up. A true explorer only documents. They do not damage.

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