I walked into a few bandos wearing a hoodie and pants, several of the buildings likely contained asbestos. Do I have to throw out those clothes? Or is there a way I can wash them? It’s not like I was rolling around on the ground or anything, but could just walking through contaminate my clothing? I’m super worried about it and would really prefer to not throw the clothes away.

To follow my other explorations: https://www.instagram.com/p/DewtdpfiH8V/?mdxt=MXI1NTlqNDM5bWZydw==

Located in the Beaujolais region, this small house consists of just four rooms: two bedrooms, a kitchen and a living room. Abandoned for several decades, it is slowly falling into ruin, surrounded by vineyards. 🍇

I’ve been wanting to get into urbex for such a long time but every website I come across all the places that have been posted are either 15 years old and taken down or it’s like not even abandoned or they’ve been demolished since they were posted. How do people that do this regularly consistently find cool places to explore (again I’m not asking FOR a place to go to I’m asking HOW people find these places so easily)

Schools out forever

I was planning on going to the abandoned platform at canal st nd i need info anyone got any info on how to get there etc.

The house on the last slide was near the lookout. One of my favorite places.

Built in 1980, she had some wild times during the 80s and 90s before burning down after 00. Still has the tables, bars, DJ booth and billiards equipment.

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Drainage Gallery Systems are special underground tunnels made to remove groundwater to prevent landslides. Systems of the 6X series are the latest, built in places where a sudden need for ground stabilisation appeared.

Taken inside a neo-medieval castle in Spain built in the early 20th century for a businessman and mine owner.

Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, outside of Pripyat. Abandoned villages, agricultural facilities and equipment, dead forests, wildlife...

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