THE GALLERY of favorite abandoned places pics... post your cool / wierd pics here...

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[NHBandit]

Cataloochee Valley NC.

 

[NHBandit]

Webster NH.

 

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Middle bottom is an abandoned pirate camp.

 

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[Higgy]

Best I can do is pics of our friendly neighborhood black bear. Wife calls him Bubba.



This is taken from my driveway.

 

[NHBandit]

My bad.. I thought this was for pictures of places we have been to. Nice pics though..

 

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heh ... nope just pics in general...

All my pics from old days are on film and slides...

I have a converter that I paid a lot for to make the slides digital...
Just haven't sat and done it...

Its already on the long "to do" list...
I started it... but ended up doing relatives stuff first and put mine on backburner awhile now...
I did do a few of mine...
Hmmm but where... no clue...
maybe a "search" is in order.

 

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Btw way... this is a pic of my house :P

Best flooring ever... no mess...
Smokers can ash anywhere...
No sweeping or mopping...

Just raking occasionally...

Real tropical décor that feels like your on permanent vacation.

 

[cw0909]

it use to have a post office, on the left of that front door, until 1968

 

[SeabeeRon]

These are great guys!!

Not sure where I saw it, but there was thread on one of the forums of all the abandoned building in Detroit. Some awesome looking places just decaying to dust!!

 

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These are great guys!!

Not sure where I saw it, but there was thread on one of the forums of all the abandoned building in Detroit. Some awesome looking places just decaying to dust!!

Do a search on some local ones from your area... prolly pics online of some local state "haunts"... heh

And post the pics ya find here.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

This is on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, NY. It's an old hydro-electric laboratory.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Also some pretty neat old structures along the old Erie Canal in NY - this is the Schoharie Aquaduct.



And this one at Nine Mile Creek that's part of a bike path.



You look at these blocks (this is the "second" Erie Canal) and just marvel that men in the 1850's had the skill to dress them out so precisely. Must be aliens built them!

 

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More Florida stuff...

 

[gigispop7]

Nice pics

 

[kingskid1611]

I would love to explore all these places that you all are posting in these pics. Keep em coming it makes the explorer me want to get out and play....

 

[DBANDGB]

i love the old houses. they could really tell a story.