Just refrain from using the title, "Forgotten". ;-)
There goes my idea: "Tooth Decay: Forgotten Dentistry". Oh well, I was probably biting off more than I could chew with that one anyway. I just needed something I could sink my teeth into. ...ok, I'm done.
Just refrain from using the title, "Forgotten". ;-)
There goes my idea: "Tooth Decay: Forgotten Dentistry". Oh well, I was probably biting off more than I could chew with that one anyway. I just needed something I could sink my teeth into. ...ok, I'm done.
I'm guessing you've never heard of Urban Exploration Resource, and the people who enjoy "Urban Spelunking".
There are those of us out there who have been exploring old industrial sites, water & drainage systems, and other various sorts of decaying structures for years.....
Respectively, a falling down corn crib, an abandoned Georgian-style mansion, a railroad bridge that the tracks were pulled up 50 years ago, a 100+ year old one room schoolhouse, a railroad car on a siding in the woods, and a utility room off the main thoroughfare of a pipe mill.
Yeah...this could include decrepit, never-finished ships in a shipyard; rusty skyscraper cranes with a wrecking ball; Superfund sites; abandoned sewers (with the obligatory Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles images, of course), etc.
abandoned urban structures have been one of my favorite subjects for the last few years. having another "abandoned buildings" challenge would be great, with a twist that puts weight to urban and industrial structures.
