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I'm a land surveyor and I just found an organ transport container out in the middle of nowhere during a survey
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I'm a land surveyor and I just found an organ transport container out in the middle of nowhere during a survey

I've already contacted the police.

UPDATE: Since a lot of you are asking, there hasn't been any big real update from law enforcement. I made the report and they told me no nearby hospitals have reported losing anything like this. As of right now, that's the only info they have.

A lot of you are mentioning rat race, which is pretty ironic considering I'm Italian

u/Fluffy-Status-6466 — 1 day ago
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Urban exploration near / in malmö?

I am a FPV drone pilot and ive flown for several years in abandoned places in other cities and nature. I just moved here and i checked on the goggle maps but i couldnt find anything...

Does anyone know any spots. It would need to be at least a hour or two from Malmö, if its further away still let me know!

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u/Left_Frame5564 — 1 day ago

Probably my favourite abandoned house staircase ever!

Did I capture a ghost on film in this abandoned house?

It's been a while since Ive shared this video, and we've picked up a lot of new followers since the last time I posted this.

I've improved the quality of the video, I stabilized it and I even exported it to 4k for the best possible quality viewing experience!

This footage was captured on Sunday, March 6th, 2016 in an abandoned house in Belgrave, Ontario. As I reach the top of the stairs and turn around, something flies across the screen and makes a strange noise.

The general consensus is that I was not alone in this house.

Watch the video and tell me what you think!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwhnB8JfkZY

u/Freaktography — 3 days ago

Abandoned School Buffalo New York

Today, the random location generator pulled:

"Soul School - September 29th, 2019"

I named this one "Soul School" because of the African American Church across the street.

It was a Sunday morning and they were having a service and the place was dripping with soul, from the clothes the people were wearing to the sound of the music coming from the walls.

Fun Fact, a popular hop hop artist named Ka the Rapper (Kaseem Ryan) out of Brownsville in Brooklyn licensed one of my photos from this location for his album titled "Languish Arts". Kaseem Ryan passed away on October 12th, 2024.

https://freaktography.com/abandoned-school-in-buffalo-new-york

u/Freaktography — 3 days ago
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Anyone else constantly wonder what old abandoned buildings looked like when they were brand new?

I’ve always been the type of person that drives past an old abandoned house, factory, school, random building in the middle of nowhere and immediately starts wondering:

“What was this place?”
“Who used to live/work here?”
“What did it actually look like when it was brand new?”

Sometimes I’ll literally end up going down a Google rabbit hole trying to find old photos or history on it and still come up empty.

That curiosity is actually why I started building an app called Origin Search.

The idea is pretty simple: you take a picture of an old building, abandoned house, forgotten structure, etc. and the app tries to:

Restore what it most likely looked like when it was new
Identify what the building/place likely was used for
Give history and background info on it
Estimate time period / architectural clues

For example, if you pass an old boarded-up Victorian home, an abandoned gas station, warehouse, school, or historic building, it can try to reconstruct how it probably looked in its best years and tell you the story behind it.

Still building it out, but honestly it started because I figured I can’t be the only person weirdly obsessed with old forgotten places 😂

Does anyone else do this when driving around? What’s the coolest abandoned building/place you’ve ever found?

u/Top_Action_4143 — 4 days ago
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Beautiful “ghost town” of hundreds of abandoned Greek-style stone

Kayaköy is a hauntingly beautiful “ghost town” of hundreds of abandoned Greek-style stone houses, churches, and 1920s-era schools. Formerly known as Levissi, it was abandoned in 1923 during the population exchange between Greece and Turkey and officially deserted after a 1957 earthquake.

u/WalkNo9648 — 12 days ago