...'I had to remind myself I was in Liverpool, and ‘crime’ is quite normal here'...

...'not even some used needles dripping with heroin to photograph; bummer'...

...'some nasty, spiky-looking wrought iron deterrents gave us disapproving looks... and was that grease paint?'...

This house had a large fire that caused $500,000 in damage, back in 2023. Thankfully only one man was home at the time and both he and his dog were rescued by firefighters, with only minor injury's. It

...'simply dreadful, not even a decent pair of tits, what's the world coming to?'...

...'“You two thieves were in there, weren’t you?”, he snarled with a thick Polish accent'...

...' did that hole contain a toilet brimming with last year's vagrant-donated watery diarrhoea?'...

...'Blimey, somebody.. or something ate the bottom half of the bed.'...

...'if you had offered me £200 to ‘*do it again*’, I would tell you to fuck off'...

I think this is the first post I'm writing here. It must have been over thirty years since I knew this building was abandoned. I even have a subconscious feeling that I can remember when this building

I have been wanting to explore an industrial location lately, and the number one place on my list is this abandoned steel rod mill. A location that I have explored several times already but there is so

This old abandoned plant is a place that I have frequented many times. To explore, do photoshoots and for light painting. This time it was because of a person who commented on my YouTube video of exploring

While looking on the map for directions to another location, I spotted this house tucked behind a restaurant. Then found out it was part of a huge piece of land that has development plans. When I arrived

Not very common here. Must be on the list for demolition. As seen in Amsterdam.

The main photo shows part of a tunnel in an abandoned gypsum mining adit near the village of Syukeevo, Tatarstan. Development of this deposit began in the 19th century, and nearly 30 kilometers of tunnels

...'did Rover sink his fangs into the neck of a passing hawker?'...

Ulyanovsk Region, the small and nearly deserted village of Surovka and the ruins of the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. Information about this church is extremely scarce. According to some sources,

She was saying, “A few weeks ago in Tehran they’d built this installation to commemorate the twelve-day war with Israel — to show what war can do to a home and the people in it… but honestly, they hadn’t

Built in 1958 and lived in by one family. This house was vacated in 2022 when the land was purchased as part of a development plan. A plan that fell through in 2023, leaving the house abandoned and decaying

Thanks, Razor. This one was another tip-off from my favourite Goth explorer, who appears to have run out of UK explores and is now exploring Europe. I don’t know who finances his trips; it must be a good