Warning - nightmares might result for some of y'all faint-hearted folks...

...because some of the pics on this site are just... DAMN.

It's basically abandoned buildings, but some of the pics are, while a bit disturbing, quite stunning.

[and trust me, i've seen enough pics on this site to be scared shitless.]

Cool site, enjoyed it quite bit... thanks

Chernobyl, a PROPER ghost town...

Agreed on that, Old Blue.

I worked audio on a student film crew filming in an abandoned state mental hospital. There was an eerie sensation of all the accumulated human suffering that kind of hung in the air.

During a break in filming, I took a skateboard for a ride through the dark, deserted hallways. Turning one corner, I rode up to a set of double doors with a light on the other side. I stopped and looked through the glass portholes... There were mental patients in hospital gowns and orderlies on the other side.

Turned out we were filming in an abandoned wing, not an abandoned hospital.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I worked audio on a student film crew filming in an abandoned state mental hospital. There was an eerie sensation of all the accumulated human suffering that kind of hung in the air.

During a break in filming, I took a skateboard for a ride through the dark, deserted hallways. Turning one corner, I rode up to a set of double doors with a light on the other side. I stopped and looked through the glass portholes... There were mental patients in hospital gowns and orderlies on the other side.

Turned out we were filming in an abandoned wing, not an abandoned hospital.

So you walked around in your white gown with a toothbrush in yer hand putting it above the other patients heads saying "yer not suppose to be here, this place is abandoned!"????

EdelBrock wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I worked audio on a student film crew filming in an abandoned state mental hospital. There was an eerie sensation of all the accumulated human suffering that kind of hung in the air.

During a break in filming, I took a skateboard for a ride through the dark, deserted hallways. Turning one corner, I rode up to a set of double doors with a light on the other side. I stopped and looked through the glass portholes... There were mental patients in hospital gowns and orderlies on the other side.

Turned out we were filming in an abandoned wing, not an abandoned hospital.

So you walked around in your white gown with a toothbrush in yer hand putting it above the other patients heads saying "yer not suppose to be here, this place is abandoned!"????

Comrade did not pass through those doors. It was creepy enough on the side with the ghosts....

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I worked audio on a student film crew filming in an abandoned state mental hospital. There was an eerie sensation of all the accumulated human suffering that kind of hung in the air.

During a break in filming, I took a skateboard for a ride through the dark, deserted hallways. Turning one corner, I rode up to a set of double doors with a light on the other side. I stopped and looked through the glass portholes... There were mental patients in hospital gowns and orderlies on the other side.

Turned out we were filming in an abandoned wing, not an abandoned hospital.

So you walked around in your white gown with a toothbrush in yer hand putting it above the other patients heads saying "yer not suppose to be here, this place is abandoned!"????

Comrade did not pass through those doors. It was creepy enough on the side with the ghosts....

Who you gonna call...?

This is quite a good site. www.derelictlondon.com (not a link).

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

EdelBrock wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote: I worked audio on a student film crew filming in an abandoned state mental hospital. There was an eerie sensation of all the accumulated human suffering that kind of hung in the air.

During a break in filming, I took a skateboard for a ride through the dark, deserted hallways. Turning one corner, I rode up to a set of double doors with a light on the other side. I stopped and looked through the glass portholes... There were mental patients in hospital gowns and orderlies on the other side.

Turned out we were filming in an abandoned wing, not an abandoned hospital.

So you walked around in your white gown with a toothbrush in yer hand putting it above the other patients heads saying "yer not suppose to be here, this place is abandoned!"????

Comrade did not pass through those doors. It was creepy enough on the side with the ghosts....

Still in denial eh? So why did they let you otta the nuthouse early anyways?