Comments about urban exploration

There are 10 comments about "urban exploration"

JasminCormier: I have pictures of the inside if anyone is interested: http://jasmincormier.wordpress.com/2008/02/06/urban-exploration-iv-the-montreal-malting-plant/ ...

in response to: More Photos of the Canada Malt Plant by CE

Mitch: Well, the May 21st deadline passed and Still nothing at all has changed at Bens--still standing and untouched. Haven't heard anything on the news either about its fate. I think Hydro Quebec disconnected its power a......

in response to: Ben\'s Deli by EvilGentleman

DYL: Really great photos. It's postings like this that make me love this site. Urban exploration and the resulting discoveries can be haunting but rewarding as demonstrated by these photos. I cant help......

in response to: Bayside Cemetary: Rememberance Overgrown by CartLegger

Chris Erb: There's a good series on Turcot Yards on UEM: http://uem.minimanga.com/abandoned/turcot/ I thank you Neath for bringing up Turcot Yards because you inadvertently brought me to the UEM website which will be of great use to me when......

in response to: Shadow Sniper by EvilGentleman

mark: check out the nw industrial area. there's several dead railroad lines to walk around, some interesting factories/warehouses (one that stores old floats from parades), and a couple abandoned, burned out passenger train cars. if i......

in response to: East to West, Portland Photos by stillseeingred

Jamie: no urine extraction inteded. i'm hot for this urban exploration malarky and no doubt about it...

in response to: MoD Aquila (Part Two) by Simon Cornwell

Jamie: I hope you do. and if you do, i demand that you share the photos with us here. I'd like to repost the urbex stuff here, but i won't do it without permission. I've pleaded......

in response to: Granddaddy Side-by-side Tandem by I.T.U.C.

jeeff: nice! i wonder why someone was carting rocks around. are you involved in drain exploration at all? i forget the proper term, but i remember from the great toronto zine infiltration (rip......

in response to: Storm Drains + Trolleys by Selig

indykid: Ballsack, I think you have rushed to criticise a photo that I really enjoyed. Being from the UK, I enjoy this exploration of the urban environment through it's contrast with the signs I see all......

in response to: 42nd street subway sign by caracarn

ian: borutz, Houston is an industrial city of ~5 million inhabitants on the Gulf Coast of Texas, in the US. The major industries ar oil and gas refining and exploration, and oilfield services. It is also a......

in response to: Houston, October 2004 by ian