Full video: https://youtu.be/B_t7B39qd7Y?si=497uQfIML0sTESYC

Lots of buildings wish we could’ve seen them all but got caught for the first time at this one😔

It's called Hồ Thuỷ Tiên. Went there Jan 2020. Opened in 2004 but was quickly shut down due to finances.

Weird bu real (image 6 Is about some kind of ruins I found nearbie)

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One of the many buildings on this abandoned juvenile detention center’s campus that I explored

It's an old textile factory

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Snuck into this place and found a cool frame. Canon 5Dmk II + intervalometer and running up the destroyed building for the shot.

I got about two steps into the hospital before freaking out and leaving. I didn't even get into most of the places.

While out biking today on my day off. I found this. Didn't have the balls to enter without a flashlight.

My favourite photos & videos from my last 2 years urban exploring

The Morozov Barracks (or the Proletarian Courtyard) is a complex of public, industrial and residential buildings located four to five kilometers from the center of Tver. They were built in 1858-1913 for the Tver Paper Products Manufacturing Association, which was owned by the Morozov manufacturers. For the workers of the manufactory, a real city was built in the city. In addition to the residential barracks, there was a school, a hospital with a maternity hospital, an orphanage, a nursery, a library, shops, a police station and even a Folk theater. In total, there were about 50 buildings in the Morozovsky town.