Abandoned/derelict sites
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PKDreamers
Adventurer
On the road from Bedourie to Birdsville Qld Australia..
On the road to Diamantina National Park QLD Australia
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On the road to Diamantina National Park QLD Australia
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Vans-are-freedom
-Leroy
I love this thread. I really dig old ghost towns.
dippitydoo
New member
Lime Oregon
Rattler
Thornton Melon's Kid
Looks like a pretty sweet place to visit!
Warn Industries
Supporting Vendor
One of these days, I'm going to stop in Lime, OR and check that place out.
VanIsle_Greg
I think I need a bigger truck!
LOVE this thread. Some of my favorite places in the world are old abandoned town sites, mines, logging camps etc. Cant get enough of the shots everyone...
Not my pics, but if you like this type of photography, you MUST check out this site.
http://scotthaefner.com/
Scott Haefner has the same passion for old abandoned things we all seem to. I literally spent hours on his site after stumbling across the Ghost Fleet photos. So amazing.
I also had a link to a site where the photographer spent weeks in and around Chernobyl in the Ukraine taking photos. So creepy... will try to dig it up. So worth the time to see both sites.
Keep em coming!
Not my pics, but if you like this type of photography, you MUST check out this site.
http://scotthaefner.com/
Scott Haefner has the same passion for old abandoned things we all seem to. I literally spent hours on his site after stumbling across the Ghost Fleet photos. So amazing.
I also had a link to a site where the photographer spent weeks in and around Chernobyl in the Ukraine taking photos. So creepy... will try to dig it up. So worth the time to see both sites.
Keep em coming!
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
^^^^^^ That's a really cool link ^^^^^^
This was just an abandoned building in rural Louisiana. Nothing around for miles in any direction.
Crumbling Church along Route 66 in New Mexico
I have no idea what a Simca is, but it looks like the driver got shot by a high caliber rifle
This was just an abandoned building in rural Louisiana. Nothing around for miles in any direction.
Crumbling Church along Route 66 in New Mexico
I have no idea what a Simca is, but it looks like the driver got shot by a high caliber rifle
Mitubitchy 3.5
Adventurer
Hi, Simca was an old French Brand.
I thing they quit production in the early 80´s.
My Father owned one when I was a little Boy...:ylsmoke:
I thing they quit production in the early 80´s.
My Father owned one when I was a little Boy...:ylsmoke:
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
This little road side garage in New Mexico along Route 66 had a few of them sitting out behind the place, and an old DeSoto still sitting in the garage bay covered with about 3 inches of dust
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Random bus in west Tx:
Army "blockhouse" at white sands missile range, New Mexico:
Trucks, HW 319, Crawfordville Fl:
Truck off I 20 in Ga:
Church, Creede Co:
Mine, Creede Co:
Beach house in Doha Qatar:
Elementary school in Transylvania La:
Harter Hall, Sebring FL:
Gas station, north of Lake City Fl:
Oops, Apalachicola Fl:
Marina, Apalachicola Fl:
Ouside of NO La:
Army "blockhouse" at white sands missile range, New Mexico:
Trucks, HW 319, Crawfordville Fl:
Truck off I 20 in Ga:
Church, Creede Co:
Mine, Creede Co:
Beach house in Doha Qatar:
Elementary school in Transylvania La:
Harter Hall, Sebring FL:
Gas station, north of Lake City Fl:
Oops, Apalachicola Fl:
Marina, Apalachicola Fl:
Ouside of NO La: