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there is an old water tower near some train tracks switch yard in my city. I can only go there during the night because there are many people working there and as it belongs to the railway company they have to make sure noone goes there.
The tower is dark, has almost no windows and its surprisingly quiet in there. I always have to fear some hobo who thinks I'm from the railway company.
But it has an incredible view over the city up there. Made some videos last time they are mostly just dark but kinda spooky to watch.
>>724597
I have a few decent stories.
There was one time that a friend and I went to this old two story abandoned school out in this town that had seen better days to say the least. No trespassing signs everywhere that we ignored of course. Trying to sneak in and ended up getting stopped by this old man who was came to warn us off.
Talk to him for awhile and he ends up giving us an historical tour of the place. Ends up also showing us where they used to play ball and how they used to live. Pretty cool experience.
>>724718
More stories.
One time I was exploring an abandoned mill with the same friend. Four stories high, but half of it collapsed cleanly off so that it was like one of the prop apartments they build for the movies so that you can what is going on in all of the floors.
Anyways we ended up coming across this large stash of incest porn magazines in the floorboards. All dated well after the mill had shut down. I suppose it was some hobos special place to do his thing. Lucky we didn't get aids
>>724723
Lucky you didn't get ass fucked. If I was that hobo I would have bent you over and fucked you both raw.
Anyone ever go to those abandoned Disney hotels in Orlando? Supposed to be some cool stuff there
>>724723
Did you at least get Tetanus?
My only real stories were from back in the day in the suburbs of Chicago. Anybody in that area knows of Cuba Road and Rainbow Road. There used to be some old house back in the woods that was supposedly haunted and they did some satanic shit there or whatever. Anyway one time me and my crazy ass friend were there and we met a car full of kids who were visiting for the first time. We led them into the woods by this house and then dipped off and they were kinda freaked out. Then we jumped out of the trees with knives and scared the hell out of them.
The house is long since torn down though and now it's some expensive houses and a cul de sac. There is also a cemetary over there which is supposed to be haunted and we have trekked through there at midnight a few times and there is nothing spoopy besides it being a cemetary.
There is another cemetary in the south suburbs called Bachelor's Grove that has been on TV shows a bunch and I always wanted to go there. But back in the day my friend's sister and his parents (the 'cool' parents) went there one night to explore and all got tresspassing tickets.
>>724723
(Cont.) Also found some pretty weird stuff in places you wouldn't expect. Different factory in the middle of the forest by some train tracks we found a miniature train set set up on the concrete floor of the place. We also found a teddy bear in the floorboards and even some children's clothes like children had been living there.
Also found a a house that must have been occupied by some religious nutters. Hundreds of documents of protestant propaganda against science, liberals, and historical consensus were just lying around. Plenty of homeschooling materials. I always wonder how the kids raised there turned out and if the place had fallen into disrepair because it was a past they chose to forget
>>724597
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc5uzPFVBgA
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>>724737
Hobos are resourceful mang. They can get a lot of use out of one incest porno mag. You never know how recently it was jizzed onto (I mean before you did of course).
>>724746
>>724746
Granddad and grandson literotica is really not my thing. To add a detail to the story though, the guy that owned the land caught us (yeah we are fucking awful at being sneaky and lucky we didn't get shot) but let us explore after we made it clear we weren't there to steal scrap metal let us explore. I find it hard to believe that a hobo would hang around in a place that come to be so heavily monitored.
>>724733
>>724755
Speaking of which though I almost forgot about one of the better and not coincidentally last stories.
On the way back from a beach trip with friends, we saw an abandoned house on the side of the road and spontaneously decided to check it out. This wasn't too unusual with us and we had done it many times before. The place itself was a bit of a let down. So collapsed in that it was not much more than a shell of a house. There was a piano that still could play some which was pretty neat
On the way back to the car we saw a pick up truck had pulled up behind our car. An man in his mid 50s got out as we approached. He started to walk towards us and then as if giving it a second day thought he walked back and got his gun from the car.
He walked up to us and confronted us about being on his land. He claimed to be a cop and threatened us with arrest. He talked about giving us a ticket and asked if we would have the money to pay for it. Even though I did we all told him no. Somehow it came up that we all had met in a youth group and he decided to let us go.
>>724597
I want to, but I don't know where to go and I'm scared to go.
>>724774
(Cont.) We still debate to this today whether that guy was an actual cop or just trying to shake us down for money.
The part we didn't tell him is that we all left the church long ago. Gotta love the south.
I should also mention at this time the friend I had been doing this with is hilariously go with people and talking us out of this shit. Otherwise we probably would have been ticketed or worse at some point.
After that the whole thing left a bad taste in our mouths as you might imagine and we decided hiking and video games were better hobbies.
>>724597
Bump
Most of the areas I used to urban explore have been demolished, and built into something new. Although there is one area that I used to go to that I haven't revisted in at least 5 years, so if I go check that out it might still be there.
>>724774
>There was a piano that still could play some which was pretty neat
scary yo
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webm related
pic is also related, story we experienced
>>729091
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>how not to fuck up links
>>724597
So one night my two friends and I set out to do - well, anything. Our friend group as of late developed a nasty habit of just sitting around doing nothing at one's house and talking about doing things. There's this large, grounded ship way back in a storage facility of some kind. To this day we're not quite sure what it is. There will be more details later in the story.
It was not our initial intention to do any trespassing. We were acting partially under the assumption it was open to the public. However, when we got there - around 9 - the whole place was closed. We weren't prepared to give up. It was inaccessible from the front, we would have to walk through a bunch of stuff and we aren't sure if there are night guards or people who live there, whatever. There was, fortunately, a fores to the side of the whole facility. So we went to the northernmost point on the backroad near it, which ended at a coast, and then went through the forest. After walking (and losing our direction a little) we came to various walls. Some were large, stone ones, others were chainlink. We followed the walls to the coast, where the chainlink fence extended into the water. At this point my friends were ready to turn back but I convinced us to keep going. We rolled up our pants and waded around the chainlink fence.
>>729433
So now we're on the other side. This facility was some metal gear solid shit. Past the large abandoned boat was large construction boat, this one in the water. It was lit up and had a constant beeping. We weren't sure if there were security guards but we erred on the side of caution - thankfully the abandoned boat was big enough that we could make some decent noise and movement without risking detection from the other side.
We tried many different ways of getting onto the boat. There was a ladder that came from the deck down to the midsection, but the midsection was still ridiculously high. We started to climb some of the supports on the side, and were going to pull up to a ridge extending out of the midsection, but it was too narrow and sloped for a safe climb, plus we would have to shimmy a decent way to the ladder regardless.
So we spent a few hours deliberating how to get on there. There was a ladder leading all the way up and tied to the deck railings on the other side, but as previously stated we thought there might be guards on the lit up boat. Eventually we went south to explore the facility more and found a ladder. We broguht it back and set it up beneath the rung ladders that led down to the midsection but it still wasn't hgih enough. I'm the tallest, so I climbed up it, and just barely able to jump and grab onto the bottom rung. Shit was risky but it held, and I pulled myself up and climbed onto the deck.
The inside was fucking classy as shit. There was fancy red carpet and an unstocked bar. This was the point where I started thinking this might be more than just an abandoned boat.
I went back to report my findings but we deemed it too risky for me to climb down. friends climbed up the ladder on the other side and came and got me. We went to a bottom floor and there was painting materials everyhwere- it was a boat being refurbished. We quickly climbed down the big ladder and gtfod
that was the most illegal thing I[ve ever done.
>>724597
climbed a few rooftops tonight nearby, nothing too crazy,
even got into a paper factory pretty easily, but saw a few cameras & doors close so I bugged out
I've been to buzludjha and had a decent look around. Amazing place with a great view. Also had the chance to check out the sniper tower in mostar, Bosnia. Best graffiti I've ever seen.
