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Jul. 2nd, 2006 | 08:56 am
music: The KLINIK - Hours and Hours
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basito in
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Former russian army base – Dresden, Germany – in June 2006
In the early ninetees, when the Russians went back home,
they left behind a lot of army strongholds in the east part
of germany. Areas were nothing happend since then.
One in particular is located very close to my family´s garden
in Dresden. I remember, when I was a little boy, me and my
friends were really curious and excited what´s behind the walls.
We peeked trough the holes or climbed the walls to see what´s
inside. However …
More than ten years left since I was inside the area. Not much
reminds of the old times, but … this is how it looks today:
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demolished aluminum plant
Jul. 2nd, 2006 | 12:20 pm
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takkunmonsoon in
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Abandoned Glass Plant: Glass Balls and Dead Pigeons
Jul. 2nd, 2006 | 12:58 pm
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new_republican in
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Glass Plant. More pics and a funny story in my journal.
This is what the factory produced. The place was just a foundry to produce these balls. No other evidence of manufacturing any other product except these balls.
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Jul. 2nd, 2006 | 02:17 pm
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National Geographic--Chernobyl
Jul. 2nd, 2006 | 04:12 pm
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fireincarnation in
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Chernobyl exploded before dawn on April 26, 1986 in the worst nuclear accident the world has ever seen. Pictures of the abandoned city are from the nearby town of Pripyat, located two miles from the reactor. Pripyat will likely remain abandoned for decades to come, as the radioactive remnants of reactor four continue to smoulder under it's makeshift cover. ( Read more...Collapse )
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Jul. 2nd, 2006 | 10:56 pm
posted by:
lizreay in
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I spent a little time in San Francisco recently. My husband took me up to the abandoned military batteries (lookout points that once housed really freakin' big guns) in the Marin Headlands. I'm pretty happy with the shots I got.

Battery Mendell set

Battery Wallace set

Battery Rathbone-McIndoe set