Throughout my travels I have seen many different types of abandoned locations.
Some of the locations I have visited are in stunning condition with little signs of decay and begs the question. Is It really abandoned?
Here is a selection of these pristine locations I have visited.
The Oshkosh Fire Truck:
Quite a strange find here. Hidden in a derelict airbase, which has certainly seen better days was this airport fire truck.
The grand entrance to an abandoned UK chocolate factory. The only signs of abandonment in this room are dirty floors and a small amount of peeling paint on the ceiling. This room has a strange resemblance to the Titanic.
The top floor of a disused factory in England. Such a large site with varying levels of decay.
A large abandoned chateau in Belgium. Left empty in stunning condition. The only real signs of decay is the odd spot of peeling paint.
A beautiful clean abandoned church in Belgium. Apart from dirty floors, the odd crack in a wall and a few cobwebs its hard to tell this church is actually out of use.
The reception of an abandoned UK hospital. The only real sign of decay here is peeling paint externally.
A large abandoned restaurant in Belgium. Stunning features throughout here and no signs of decay.
Throughout this abandoned chateau in Belgium there was very little sign of decay. Though I do believe it has been empty for some time now.
A large abandoned university complex in Belgium. Various levels of decay at this site but this building is still in stunning condition.
The large theatre in an abandoned military base in Germany. The only real sign of neglect is water stains on the ceiling. Throughout this large site there was only small signs of decay.
This was a very popular location in the UK and it was quite a while until I visited here. The place was quite trashed and had a few nice features. I was quite surprised to find this small consultation room still in good condition.