Aussie Brit Long time urbexer

[aussieoyoyoy]

Gray everyone 🤪
Long time urbexer originally from Western Australia now living in west sussex. I was urbexing as a kid when it was called "exploring empty buildings"(late 1970s).
I won't tolerate vandalism in any of the places I've explored, my rules are "go in(not break in), explore, document, don't move anything, don't take anything and leave it how you found it".
I've explored mental hospitals, retirement homes, schools, tunnels, cemeteries, quarantine hospitals and burial grounds, mansions, zoos...
I've had the shite scared out of me by strange things happening, guard dogs, cops, security guards, other urbexers, snakes, wild cats... but thats all part of the experience.
I'm also a taphophile, go Google it cuz I can't be bothered explaining it lol.
Anyhoos, glad to be a part of real urbexers, aussies don't know nothing.

 

[Seffy]

Well, welcome! Brilliant intro thread - good on ya. Think there are probably more taphophiles on here already than you might expect..

 

[chills]

Gray everyone 🤪
Long time urbexer originally from Western Australia now living in west sussex. I was urbexing as a kid when it was called "exploring empty buildings"(late 1970s).
I won't tolerate vandalism in any of the places I've explored, my rules are "go in(not break in), explore, document, don't move anything, don't take anything and leave it how you found it".
I've explored mental hospitals, retirement homes, schools, tunnels, cemeteries, quarantine hospitals and burial grounds, mansions, zoos...
I've had the shite scared out of me by strange things happening, guard dogs, cops, security guards, other urbexers, snakes, wild cats... but thats all part of the experience.
I'm also a taphophile, go Google it cuz I can't be bothered explaining it lol.
Anyhoos, glad to be a part of real urbexers, aussies don't know nothing.

Welcome to the site!

Have a read of the following link to help you get a feel of the site and how things work:

28 Days Later Survival Guide for Newbies. | New Members Introduction

28 Days Later Survival Guide for Newbies. Congratulations! You have stumbled across the wonderful hobby of Urban Exploring and have found yourself standing at the gates of the biggest UK Exploring Forum wondering how to procede. This is quite long but if you are serious about this and want to...

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And have a read of this guide to help you posting a report should you wish to:

How to Post a Report Guide | New Members Introduction

28DL Report Posting Guide 1.) Getting Started Click on the 'Post Thread' button towards the top right of the window. 2.) Title and Thread Type Give it a title and select the thread type from the drop down menu. You have basic formatting tools at your disposal to align and change fonts...

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There’s tonnes out there, use the search box to your aid and you may even find something in your area!

I look forward to seeing some pictures and reports soon! Just shout if you have any questions! ✌🏻

 

[GRONK]

Welcome to 28!

I would recommend you give the the Survival Guide a quick read (28 Days Later Survival Guide for Newbies. | New Members Introduction), it’ll help get you started with he forum and provide you some good tips for getting on well with the hobby.

Looking forward to seeing your work.