Thought twice about this post, being that over the last month or so the Daily Fail has blitzed their paper and website with articles, I'm not a fan of the Fail, but the stories just kept came thick and fast.
Hmmmm, problems, the stories, the articles, lent towards sites that are a little bit special, the sites that... well should be photographed and not vandalized or wrecked or stripped of contents, metal etc, etc, etc - many of the Daily Fail articles simply just omitted a postcode possibly giving the vandals and thieves an open goal for rampage.
I know I do name places on my blog, but certain places I just don't, such as this one, or this one - and others.
A big backlash and all manner of fallout continues against the sellout photographers for a shitty newspaper which many consider to be a scum newspaper of venomous output.
So here is a few snippets from the last month, I have left most the "special" sites out of my round up.
In fact let us just start with an interesting article on Chernobyl, or more importantly The Arch, in this from the Independent.
Rooftopping in Toronto sounds like fun, but call me a wus but I've stayed at the Holiday Inn on Kings in Toronto (now Hyatt) and trust me you don't wanna do this - I got the wobbles just looking out my bedroom window - Independent.
- Note to Holiday Inn, still not forgiven you for allowing me to book a hotel room without telling me anything about the striking staff and having to cross a raging picket line every time you enter or leave the hotel.
Now I would love to be a fly on the wall when this chap gets caught somewhere he shouldn't be with his
chello ?!??! High brow musical urbex shenanigans from the Telegraph.
Learn to be a urban explorer in Chicago - warning you may get beat up? The Depaulia.
More Bradley Garrett from the Metro - this chap got slightly less publicity than Doctor Who in the last month.
A charming lad I know went for a potter around the old Burnley Empire Theatre and the local rag Lancashire Telegraph has an rather explosive headline.
Sylvain Margaine goes for an explore in the Telegraph, with a little write up and some jolly nice pictures - "having outwitted many a security guard".
Urban exploration in Japan with Jordy Meow from the Huffington Post, which is nice....
I was going to put a few links to Daily Mail articles, but hey, meh ! Scum Bags !!!!!!!!!!!!
Till next time....
Hmmmm, problems, the stories, the articles, lent towards sites that are a little bit special, the sites that... well should be photographed and not vandalized or wrecked or stripped of contents, metal etc, etc, etc - many of the Daily Fail articles simply just omitted a postcode possibly giving the vandals and thieves an open goal for rampage.
I know I do name places on my blog, but certain places I just don't, such as this one, or this one - and others.
A big backlash and all manner of fallout continues against the sellout photographers for a shitty newspaper which many consider to be a scum newspaper of venomous output.
So here is a few snippets from the last month, I have left most the "special" sites out of my round up.
In fact let us just start with an interesting article on Chernobyl, or more importantly The Arch, in this from the Independent.
Rooftopping in Toronto sounds like fun, but call me a wus but I've stayed at the Holiday Inn on Kings in Toronto (now Hyatt) and trust me you don't wanna do this - I got the wobbles just looking out my bedroom window - Independent.
- Note to Holiday Inn, still not forgiven you for allowing me to book a hotel room without telling me anything about the striking staff and having to cross a raging picket line every time you enter or leave the hotel.
Now I would love to be a fly on the wall when this chap gets caught somewhere he shouldn't be with his
chello ?!??! High brow musical urbex shenanigans from the Telegraph.
Learn to be a urban explorer in Chicago - warning you may get beat up? The Depaulia.
More Bradley Garrett from the Metro - this chap got slightly less publicity than Doctor Who in the last month.
A charming lad I know went for a potter around the old Burnley Empire Theatre and the local rag Lancashire Telegraph has an rather explosive headline.
Sylvain Margaine goes for an explore in the Telegraph, with a little write up and some jolly nice pictures - "having outwitted many a security guard".
Urban exploration in Japan with Jordy Meow from the Huffington Post, which is nice....
I was going to put a few links to Daily Mail articles, but hey, meh ! Scum Bags !!!!!!!!!!!!
Till next time....
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