decay

Hi hi! Very new indeed to 28DL, But not so much to urban exploring - although it has been a fair few years. Looking to dip a bit more into exploration and find other members around the Bristol/ Somerset areas! Although happy to travel (drive a mean lil honda jazz whip that used to belong to me...

Another place I meant to re-report with a fresh set of photos History Unfortunately I can’t find any fixed dates, the plant has been derelict for years and is heavily overgrown and in quite a battered state from age. The site seems to date back to late 1800s, as online maps show sludge beds...

I'll start by saying i'm no expert on steel production or steelworks'. In fact I know little to nothing about how they work or what goes on at them but I do know these places are cool to look at and that's all that matters really. This one has been on the list for a while and I really regret not...

The location is believed to date back to the late 19th century during the height of hop production in southeast England. At the time, rural farming communities across the region relied heavily on oast houses to dry hops for the brewing industry. The circular kiln towers, conical roofs and...

Hi - I'm a lancashire photographer for 40 plus years. I've always loved photographing "the beauty of decay" and have just come across URBEX in recent months,(excuse my ignorance). Photography is my prime hobby and I'd love to photography some abandoned buildings etc for a project I'm doing in...

The forgotten bus depot is a place where time stood still decades ago. The decaying halls, with their collapsed roofs, are overgrown with wild vegetation that creeps in through cracks in the concrete. Among the undergrowth stand rusting bus wrecks from the 1960s and 1970s. They were intended for...

St Peters Seminary was a bold design for the training of priests. Deliberatley slightly remote. The Building is pure brutalist architecture, it is a listed structure. However sadly in in a state of severe decay. Access is really easy with gates wide open. Access to the upper levels is easy as...

The History: In 1876 it was decided that Fish Dock No. 1 was no longer sufficient to handle the rapidly growing industry that filled the waterfront and a contract was given to build Fish Dock No.2, which opened in 1878. It was then further expanded between 1897 and 1900, this included the...

Ah, The Balkans, where to begin... it's my favorite area of the world, and everytime I get the chance to travel,I try to tick one of those countries off the list. This time it was a quick 4-day trip to Bosnia. While doing some research about potential urbex sites I came across some pretty famous...

Associated Tyre Services (ATS) opened in Dean Street, Liskeard in 1977 and closed around 2017. The buidling has been left decaying and will soon be knocked down. Attempts were made to make it less of an eye-sore by painting it and putting flowers on the outside! Prior to being ATS, the building...

A short report as I haven’t found much on it, nor is there a lot of shots to use Explore This wasn’t planned to be fair, I’d stayed the night at a friend’s and on the way back to their’s at stupid o’clock, we passed it and saw the goods door at the back was quite literally wide open, which I...

Introduction A site that has been covered on here for many years, but only knew about it in recent times with an influx of more recent reports, me and @JakeV50 were keen to see it because of the lovely decay within. Information & History Opening in 1951, the factory was designed with a barrel...

A multi-billion pound, multi-national defence company, on the cutting edge of technology and innovation across its multiple domains, BAE Systems is one of the world's foremost businesses in the maritime, air, land and space sectors. If, like me, you grew up in Barrow-in-Furness, then you will be...

June 12th, 2024 marks a whopping fifteen years of me bumbling around derelict buildings making a nuisance of myself. As I'm not going to be in the country for that particular anniversary, and because I failed myself by not doing anything to commemorate the decade milestone, it's only right to...