This railway tunnel was built in 1914-1917. Now it’s abandoned and the rail tracks has been removed. The length is about 1,2 km and the hole is straight, thus you can actually see both of the ends of the tunnel.
The buildings were almost empty, but there were cool graphites.
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- Match factory
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- Bridge to the factory
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- View from the bridge
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- Inside
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- Inside
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- Wires
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- Other house
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- Inside
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- Inside
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- Inside
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- Inside
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- Inside
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- Inside
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- Chair
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- Ski boot
Sadly the mine shaft is full of water, it wasn’t possible to visit underground without diving devices.
I visited here first during winter and next in spring.
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- Yellow house and horse stable, 2011
Wehrmacth army built a military base in Klomino. But after WW2 Red Army take the place under its control. The village was abandoned, when Soviet army left Poland in 1993.
Now it’s empty. I visited there 2010 autumn, when heavy rain make our visiting difficult. I noticed there must be someone living, because I heard a dog barking in a house with undamaged window.
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- Klomino village
A cottage in Northern Ostrobothnia.
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- Beach house, 2010 Finland
We found three identical buildings, which seem to have been residential houses. In few apartments were all the stuff (furniture and things) left. Situtation: Northern Ostrobothnia.
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- Tree red houses, 2010 Finland
A basic house in central Finland.
Ungru manor is situated near Haapsalu, Estonia. Just next to the manor there is an abandoned air base.
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- Ungru manor, 2009
There is a foreland in Haapsalu, Estonia. Empty buildings. Maybe this place is associated with military, because of the watchtower.
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- Foreland in Haapsalu, 2009
An abandoned house on the beach of Haapsalu.
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- Beach house
