Abandoned

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New Zealand.
Some of my photos I've been taking & collecting.
Hope you enjoy.

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More to come.

[SteampunkBlacksheep]

Love the photos! Can we add some of our own as well?

[steampirate]

I do have a few myself should anyone want to see them...

[selectedgrub]

Yes please.
As long as your the original photographer?
Bring to the table.

Love the photos! Can we add some of our own as well?

Hell yes.
Nice. Thanks.
I just gotta find more time to up load some more so feel free to fill the gaps.

[SteampunkBlacksheep]

Here a few of my favorite I've taken in the last year.

In Atlanta, GA:

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In and around Baltimore, MD:

[selectedgrub]

Nice.
Keep em coming...

[pressure-cooker]

Nice pictures! Rusty materials and dilapidated buildings make me so happy!!!
(I know my husband has quite some pics like this. I'll make sure to notify him of this tread)

[ramonwmq]

Found it!, thank you Pressure-Cooker.
I will search my old stuff datatank, I might be able to find something soothing.

[stevefrank]

very nice. Lot of images, lot of fun. i like your all pics..!!

[ramonwmq]

Old baby wagon.


I need tot dig deeper in my datatank 

[ramonwmq]

Old bicycle lights, thought they were very cool. Pictures taken at a small bicycle museum in Traben-Trarbach, Rheinland-Pfalz (Deutschland).

[selectedgrub]

Awesome.
Thanks for sharing.

[Angus A Fitziron]

Is it possible to go back and edit the posts to provide some information about these wonderful pictures - where are they, what are they, for example? Where is the narrow guage railway in the 3rd or 4th post - is it still running or has it all closed down?

Cheers.

[Drew P]

Those lights ARE cool!!! Thanks for the close-ups of those .
I see a good number of places for photo shoots.

[Esteem Punk]

The Abandoned Rosenthal Winery Cellar built in 1888. This was captured from video, because I did a quick run into the ruins. I have no idea who owns this and if I was allowed anywhere near it. Our local library has a photo of this building taken in 1976. It was in ruins then too, but some roof beams were still there.









The twin arch Bluestone Bridge near my house, built around c1870. No longer in use.

[Antipodean]

Angus – The narrow gauge railway in the post was active as an enthusiast line, not sure how viable it is as a tourist attraction.
This is the standard gauge for New Zealand and was part of the mainline to this neck of the woods.
Once the roads were improved (More than one lane and gravel all the way) this gave way to trucking.

[Esteem Punk]

I went back to the Winery ruins.

Exploring the Rosenthal Winery Ruins c1870s.