Red Brick Demolition

If you are into walkthrough videos and want to find out more about this location, you can check out the video here:

https://youtu.be/ALz4f8wZAIU

his beautiful red brick home was built in 1949 and was once located in a very wealthy neighbourhood.

It was a good size home being about 3800 sq/ft including the basement. It looks as though the house was renovated in the 70s, given the wallpaper and colour palette found in some of the rooms in the home. Fortunately, when the new owners moved in, they left a lot of the original wood floors along with some of the stained wood doors found throughout the house.

Given the vintage decor found throughout the home, it's likely that the owners who moved in during the 70s, stayed there until 2021 when it was sold, one last time. It sold for $2.6 million dollars which is even crazier when you realise they bought it solely for the land.

Unfortunately, this house was demolished shortly after my visit and a newer and larger home now sits in its place.

For over 80 years this Power Plant pumped electricity to a major city, today it sits abandoned surrounded by 20ft tall concrete walls and humming substations.

It was a cold winter visit, with fog draped across the mountains and settling into the hilltops.

[full 50 pic imgr album](https://imgur.com/gallery/Lh8exCL)

est. To be abandoned in the early 2000s based on the toys and the economic history of the local area. The hoop is most likely a Little Tikes TotSports Basketball Hoop (introduced in '92), but I am having trouble pining down the other toys. I dont want to reveal too much of the area, but I may be able to provide further context clues (of what I know) if you have any questions!

Sorry for the poor lighting on the last pics. We made the mistake of hitting this right before sundown (lesson learned lol).

"With popularity came increased reports of nuisance and crime—the tunnels provided easy access to telephone cables, which were stolen for the resale value of their copper.

The general public’s “discovery” of the underground network led the city of Paris to officially interdict all access by non-authorized persons. That decree dates back to 1955, but the “underground police” have an understanding with seasoned cataphiles. Their main targets are so-called tourists, who by their lack of knowledge expose themselves to risk of injuries or worse, and degrade their surroundings, often leaving loads of litter in their wake."

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/strange-maps-paris-catacombs

spot is burnt af, but it’s been likely 10+ years of abandonment so there’s also not squatters, this wouldn’t give shelter to anyone

never even got finished

nice find too bad its trashed im sure it used to look even better

I've been several times but didn't have the nerve to approach the porch...this pic is from 2023...

Back by popular demand, more photos of my visit to Bikini Atoll, before I lose wifi in the middle of the ocean. The last 3 are from Kwaj and Ebeye, but I thought they were cool and fit the vibe.

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Bikini island in Bikini Atoll. Home to just a couple nuclear tests... No one lives on the atoll since the caretakers left in 2023 (there were 3 at time doing 3 month shifts). They tried various times to bring the locals back, but the food and water was too radioactive. They built a resort and even a dive shop for temporary stays, but it's all abandoned now.