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So yesterday morning I woke up with no idea that I'd be doing my first urban exploration that night. Whilst I've fancied having a go at it for many years now, i didn't think I had the nerve. My brother sent me a video of an abandoned army asylum in america and said we should do something like...

Hello again! This report actually finds its origin on the same day of my first and previous report. After a lot of extensive investigation I finally succeeded to find this exclusive and beautiful location. Since the location was nearly completely in tact (apart from some staged furniture...

Intro We accidentally discovered this site the day before our visit, after having to cancel a London explore, so with little knowledge we headed there and hoped for the best. The Bulding The site itself (NOW DEMOLISHED) consisted of two buildings and multiple conveyors and towers, a bit like an...

Like a few others here, we took advantage of some sunny late afternoons at the end of September for a couple of visits to the old Cemex works in Barrington, Cambs. The site was mothballed in 2008, with demolition starting in 2012. The hordings are now up, and heavy machinery ready to get started...

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...

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...

Does anyone know of any accessible tunnels in or around Brighton? Want to experiment on lighting tunnels for a project. I'm aware of the one from Brighton Pavilion to the Dome and various access tunnels to the beach, as well as the disused Kemptown railway tunnel and an of air raid shelter. Any...

First post guy so bare with me, over the weekend me and group off friends when adventuring and stumbled across this old quarry. With machinery still left behind! The views from above the quarry where so nice!

Hey guys I’m new in the forum, I’m going to London on the 12ht I’m 20 and I don’t know london at all Someone to show me the other side of the city

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...

This is my first post on here so please bear with the terrible pictures as they were all taken on my phone on which I cracked the lens a few weeks before but it was all I had as I had left my camera at home. Anyway, I came up here on a long 25-mile cycle from Nottingham with my friend and since...

History/Background: This Art Nouveau villa was built in 1905 on the southwest edge of the Pisárka district of Brno, Czech Republic. It served different functions before it was abandoned - it was initially constructed as a German school, then was repurposed into a pub and inn in the 1920s then...

Honestly, I have no history on this place. I and a friend of mine just stumbled across it. Nothing too special but wroth documenting i guess. Youtube Video link: Right that'll do. ,

It's about time I wrote a report for my favourite abandoned location, the Leafield Technical Centre in Oxfordshire. Many urban explorers have branded this place one of the largest abandoned places in Britain, and it's hard to argue with that viewpoint once you properly take a look around. This...

Hi my name is Adam, I'm from Wigan (Manchester), and here's my first 'report' on this forum, i've been on 28DaysLater for about a year but I've never posted anything, so here goes... Yesterday i explored the popular Orphanage 'St. Joseph's', it was great, there was very little ways into the...

Yep. I'm aware this was a few months ago but is still worth posting I guess. The buidling is near the point of collapse and almost went under my feet as I explored. I'll stick the photos below in no apparent order. Right, that's the best of the shots. The rest turned out very blurry as I do...

Manchester City centre. High up stuff, rooftops or cranes. Hit me up!!

Chateau Marianne / Chateau Alchimiste History Not much history on this location but it was rumoured to be have been once occupied by a former professor. The chateau is located in a small, rural town in France. The town's residents have halved in the last 40 years and it was beginning to look...

Now, i know this place was very popular back in the day, but the last few months i have visited the site around 4 times in the past 2 month as there is so much to explore. Please go easy on me as this is my first post :). W.H Shaw Pallet Mill is situated in the heart of Delph, (Oldham) and...

The Tain holiday village. It had everything you would want on a leisure site - Swimming pool, indoor adventure playgrounds, sports hall, bedrooms, bars, restaurants, classrooms until vandals got near it. The building itself is very run down and damaged but didn't stop the explore! There used to...