Good afternoon lads and lasses,
we are new here and delighted to have joined the community! We did not even know about URBEX being 'a thing' until recently, so therefore we are super excited to share all the great adventures and gain some knowledge from y'all....
Up until now, we did not plan on any encounters but just 'accidentally bashed' into locations. We therefore don´t have much material as of yet, unfortunately many times we have been very cautious not to be discovered and refrained from pictures and videos. However, we do have some from THIS little daytrip we did: An abandoned hospital building in Harrow last year in April. Best thing for me personally was the peeling paint everywhere along with the light effects of the few open spaces, where the sun made it's way through the decayed roofs or holes in the walls...
There was no construction work or demolition taking place at that stage, so therefore it was very easy to get inside - only a 'danger' sign that could by no means hold us back from our adventure... But as mentioned, we did not plan on discovering this place, so therefore we had no funky equipment, no proper torch (only our mobiles), so therefore unfortunately no high quality footage. But I assume this location is not unknown to you or you could check it out this year, in the hope it was not demolished by now...
Here are our impressions:
we are new here and delighted to have joined the community! We did not even know about URBEX being 'a thing' until recently, so therefore we are super excited to share all the great adventures and gain some knowledge from y'all....
Up until now, we did not plan on any encounters but just 'accidentally bashed' into locations. We therefore don´t have much material as of yet, unfortunately many times we have been very cautious not to be discovered and refrained from pictures and videos. However, we do have some from THIS little daytrip we did: An abandoned hospital building in Harrow last year in April. Best thing for me personally was the peeling paint everywhere along with the light effects of the few open spaces, where the sun made it's way through the decayed roofs or holes in the walls...
There was no construction work or demolition taking place at that stage, so therefore it was very easy to get inside - only a 'danger' sign that could by no means hold us back from our adventure... But as mentioned, we did not plan on discovering this place, so therefore we had no funky equipment, no proper torch (only our mobiles), so therefore unfortunately no high quality footage. But I assume this location is not unknown to you or you could check it out this year, in the hope it was not demolished by now...
Here are our impressions:
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