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This is awesome.
Anybody else into urban exploration?

UNDERCITY from Andrew Wonder on Vimeo.

wowow great post
that last part scared me shitless tho

Yes!

I want to go to this place: Hashima Island

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Originally posted by FuzzQi Yes! I want to go to this place: Hashima Island

wtf is going on there?

That is quite awesome indeed. MOAR!

@Aquila - That's some Japanese island that was deserted after something happened. I remember watching a doco on it.

This was definitely intriguing to watch. Me and a few of my friends always wanted to go exploring all the sealed off sections underneath the city where I used to live, which was a large underground area. We knew it was there but no one knew how to gain access.

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Originally posted by Fledz That is quite awesome indeed. MOAR! @Aquila - That's some Japanese island that was deserted after something happened. I remember watching a doco on it.

I think it was some sort of a mining insland and after the mine closed down everybody left. That would be such an awesome purchase if you were a billionare. Such an awesome place to put a secret underground base.

Here's a place I want to check out:

North Brother Island - New York
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Brother_Island
http://www.forgotten-ny.com/YOU%27D...s/brothers.html

After work at LaRonde in Montreal, I used to hop the fence when security wasn't around, and explored the abandoned Expo 67 grounds. It was a ghost town of pavilions, and all died and locked in time. Walking around felt like it may have been like 20+ years earlier, but sorta like after a nuclear holocaust.

I don't know how they could stand all that subway screeching. It was hard to listen to just through the video.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie After work at LaRonde in Montreal, I used to hop the fence when security wasn't around, and explored the abandoned Expo 67 grounds. It was a ghost town of pavilions, and all died and locked in time. Walking around felt like it may have been like 20+ years earlier, but sorta like after a nuclear holocaust.

no ghost town anymore...how long ago is this??

Really cool video

Reminds me of these guys I read about on a urban exploring forum who went to this insane asylum that was mostly closed down. Most of the buildings were abandoned and locked up so they had to break shit to get in, and when they got in they found a basement full of brains on glass and a fetus and some stuff. I wouldnt have believed them if they hadn't tipped off the media who did a story on it.-

Makes me want to go exploring hehe. There's supposed to be some catacombs and shit under Yougstorget in Oslo and there are stories of lost albino children down there lol. I somewhat doubt the authenticity of the second part tho, but I won't know until Ive been down there :P

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Originally posted by Moongoose I think it was some sort of a mining insland and after the mine closed down everybody left. That would be such an awesome purchase if you were a billionare. Such an awesome place to put a secret underground base.

or play hide n go seek with youre other billionaire friends and build forts

http://www.cracked.com/article/181_...places-earth_p2

http://www.cracked.com/article_1883...rth-part-2.html

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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay no ghost town anymore...how long ago is this??

Before they bulldozed and landscapped everything in preparation of the casino they put in the France pavilion.

In Toronto, http://www.infiltration.org/ is a popular site for this kind of thing. It's a guide and photo album to how to get into these places and how not to get caught.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie Before they bulldozed and landscapped everything in preparation of the casino they put in the France pavilion.

which is haunted by the ghosts of newly arrived chinese immigrants that gambled away their life savings and offed themselves...about 2 a month lol.

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Originally posted by ken_lee in Oslo its more cool to climb rooftops and run around in old buildings, or under construction things lol. its not that easy anymore though.

any cool places youve been?
ive been through some of the closed down tunnels between Oslo S/Gamlebyen, and we also visited a boarded up nsb building across the street from jazzrampa/vannspeilet. they had the first freak kitchen there if im not mistaken.

just found this link btw: http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums...ead.php?t=54023

wanna go?

lol u crazy bastard. how old are you?

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