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An old morgue, a steel structure that gives it a chilling vibe. Tucked away in the basement of a large hospital. A place most people walk right past. It was dark, but a good flashlight helps🙌
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As the title suggests, I found this house through Google's satellite imaging; an abandoned house situated atop a small hill. The structure represents Traditional American Vernacular Farmhouse architecture, which incorporates distinct Folk Victorian stylistic influences; most likely built somewhere around the late 1800's to early 1900's.
When entering a tunnel that has been sealed for years, it is essential to conduct a preliminary assessment of the internal atmosphere. To do this, it is advisable to insert the gas detector through the smallest possible opening, thus minimizing exposure to potential accumulations of gases trapped for long periods, some of which can be toxic, asphyxiating, or even lethal.
It is not uncommon for the detector to start sounding alarms in sealed tunnels even before fully approaching the obstruction. In some explorations carried out in seemingly well-ventilated mines, significant concentrations of methane (CH), hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), and other hazardous gases
have been detected, both due to their toxicity and their explosive potential.
Safety must always take precedence over any other objective. Upon detecting hazardous gases, even if the affected area appears limited to a few meters, the most prudent course of action is to abandon the exploration and turn back.
Some images of abandoned places in Spain.
Incidentally, the third image is a strange composition that occurred to me in one of these places.
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An old dental practice. A dentist with chairs, long hallways, spare teeth, molds, X-rays, and patient records.
Creepy but interesting
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Rumors say it is gonna be remodelled (Hopefully)
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On the top of a mountain, you’ll find these old radar installations that were once used for communication. It's a fantastic view, overlooking the village, the sea, and the mountains. The gates were closed for years, but now that they’re open, the site is easily accessible. We visited in the lovely morning sunshine and managed to get some great shots—both from the ground and with the drone!
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