Cool pics of urban exploring, abandoned machines and stuff
Discussion
nicanary said:
I wouldn't exactly call most of them WW2 !! There is what appears to be a B25, fair enough, but it's not a fighter.
LOL yes. Also, the F-86 Sabre was Korean War not WW2. But the Telegraph seldom bother doing any research these days. Better to think of it as "abandoned old planes".
Edit: Although if one wanted to be picky, one could read the headline "World War II fighter aircraft rot in abandoned plane graveyard" as meaning "WW2 fighter aircraft are amongst the aircraft that rot in an abandoned plane graveyard"
Edited by JonRB on Wednesday 2nd July 12:22
JonRB said:
Edit: Although if one wanted to be picky, one could read the headline "World War II fighter aircraft rot in abandoned plane graveyard" as meaning "WW2 fighter aircraft are amongst the aircraft that rot in an abandoned plane graveyard"
Oh not this again. Next, spomeone will be arguing that "Speed Matters" is something about speed being important, rather than matters pertaining to speed. It's a downward spiral...
Jezzerh said:
Agreed! That is just incredible - those guys must have balls of steel - one foot wrong and it's game over big time! 
Adz The Rat said:
Ah Camelot in ChorleyI still haven't got off my arse and been here, is security still proper lapse?
DannyScene said:
Ah Camelot in Chorley
I still haven't got off my arse and been here, is security still proper lapse?
We strolled around yesterday without being bothered by anyone. Saw a few guys doing same as us and they said they got caught on Saturday, so maybe security dont work Sundays.....I still haven't got off my arse and been here, is security still proper lapse?
Its been trashed but it was worth it to sit at the top of Knightmare.
Edited to add a few more pics:
Operating Manuals by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
No-one's Home by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
The Ultimate Urbex Selfie by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Metal Skeleton by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Waiting for the Dragon Flyer by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Another place we explored on Sunday was the abandoned Latvian Consulate mansion.
Too Many Parties by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Not Succesful Enough by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
The Pool Room by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Too Many Parties by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Not Succesful Enough by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
The Pool Room by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
t! That place was pristine not long ago
TinyCappo said:
Camelot or the latvian place was pristine?
The Latvian Consulate here it is a few months ago http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/mansions-manor...Camelot is in Preston so by default cannot be described as pristine
Edited by DannyScene on Wednesday 23 July 09:53
HaloGen8 said:
Jezzerh said:
Agreed! That is just incredible - those guys must have balls of steel - one foot wrong and it's game over big time! Is
Insane.
Of Course It's Safe by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Forgotten Files by Adam Kennedy Photography, on Flickr
Ok, not strictly on topic, but I quite liked these:
This Is What Famous Landmarks Would Look Like After A Global Disaster on io9
This Is What Famous Landmarks Would Look Like After A Global Disaster on io9
JonRB said:
Ok, not strictly on topic, but I quite liked these:
This Is What Famous Landmarks Would Look Like After A Global Disaster on io9
The one of the suspension bridge in Bristol is quite good!This Is What Famous Landmarks Would Look Like After A Global Disaster on io9
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