urban exploration

I’m not new to exploring at all. In facts I’ve been exploring since I was about 15 years old, I am now 18. I used to walk for miles with my friends to try to find old houses. Now our new favorite thing is drains. This is one of the photos I have captured and I have many more to share with everyone.

Visited here on 27/2/2020. I dont have a decent camera so photos are taken with my phone (Samsung S7) and to make it worse torch died after a couple of pics. Feedback would be appreciated please, hope you like the pics cheers

Hi guys came across underground WW2 flour mill. Abandoned and is some reasonable state to film

The Biggest Explore Yet? Photos That Have Never Seen Before. History of The Nightclub “Raquels” in Basildon: Before 1958 Basildon town centre had not existed but with a rising population and the ongoing construction of new housing estates Basildon Development Corporation, established just nine...

LAST VISIT - 23/07/2019 SECURITY - One stationed guard, doesn't move from that spot So I have been to a few places before, but never really been to anything this size before... I initially came to the naval base at night with a few mates and was blown away by the sheer size of the place. So...

For my second report on this forum I am going to be showing you the remains of the derelict Stewartby Brickworks site that I visited last month. Stewartby Brickworks was the home of London Brick Company since 1900. At its peak, the factory produced a fifth of England's bricks, 500 million...

Hi all, this is my first report on forum, so any constructive critisism would be greatly appreciated! RAF Upwood was a non-flying RAF base that opened in 1917 and was in use for two years until 1919, and then again from 1936-2012. Since closing, the site has been used for airsoft by a company...

We joined @Freaktography in this insane Abandoned Bowling Alley explore. Built in the 1970's, this bowling alley has left a major imprint on the neighborhood it now sits vacant in. With thousands of people's memorie's, birthday's and leagues now having to find a new place to have a bit of fun...

History The station was opened in 1937 and during the Second World War was home to air defense aircraft, a role retained by the station until the 1960s when it became a training station. It closed in 2013 and is now a civilian airfield known as Leeds East Airport. The explore Visited on many...

This house was in the middle of nowhere we were driving past it and pulled over and decided to make a video on the Place and take some photos aswell find the video Here YOUTUBE =

The hospital had its origins in Dunston Hill House, a property which was built for John Carr in the early 18th century and which became the home of the Carr-Ellison family. It was acquired by the Ministry of Pensions which relocated a facility for war pensioners, originally located at Castle...

Océade was an indoor waterpark in Brussels, Belgium and the largest of its kind in the Brussels Capital Region. Originally part of a 3 park franchise, the other 2 parks located in France, it was the only park to remain in business after the French divisions closed. Running at a loss, the park...

The factory opened in 1965 and closed at the end of 2017 with a loss of 2000 jobs. It was used for the production of Hydraulic Excavators, Medium Wheel Loaders and components. It was also the Headquarters for CAT Belgium. The site has security that patrol and enter the buildings. Friday 19th...

Filmed in the rustbelt of Pennsylvania comes a harrowing look at a town called Clairton, a once promising town 15 miles from Pittsburgh which flourished from the mining of a fuel called coke. It was also the same town the film Deer Hunter was supposed to be filmed in. While things looked great...