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living near the coast of north carolina and the graveyard of the atlantic your phots just intrigue me even more about abadoned and wrecked ships and boats

I worked here in the 80's and actually had to clean the metal. I also assisted at one of the autopsies

nice...gotta love that graff!!!

i can tell you as a graffiti writer that this graff is for other graffiti writers. It is if fact marking your territory.

graffiti writers also enjoy the feeling of sneaking into a place where they are not allowed. I can understand how these tags are ugly, but will not stop.
just as the person who runs the site wont stop trespassing to get a good photo

Ugh.... Just thinking of looking through those tiny holes... *shiver* I'm not sure if I would've wanted to see whats on the other side...

BS. *looks through holes*

pintu menuju... KAMAAR MAYAT!!!

anjink!!! serem beud! hiiiiii... merinding...

This site is so depressing when you think of the subject matter being captured. Thank you for taking these photos as it give us an appreciation of what should never happen to kids.

Looks like something out of a horror novel.

There is a pentagram in the glass interesting.

It seems beautiful in a sort of creepy haunted way...

I drove by this one day and asked my friend what it was. She told me the mental institution. A shiver went up and down my back.

All i could think of was.....zombies.

a certain round in Time Splitters. creepy.

Beautiful.

this shot is amazing

I think this is very interesting. As yeah, I'm surprised by the amount of graffiti in Germany, just because I always pictured Germany as more organized and clean overall. However, I thought the same of Italy, and I've seen a lot of really cool graffiti there, most of which I thought was amazing, and although degraded the area in one aspect, I felt it was a great piece of art since most of it seemed more just mere tagging like most of the stuff in the US

Motts do you believe in ghosts