Abandoned Places

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There's a strange and wonderfully scary stigma attached to abandoned places. I always imagine what happens in places like these in the witching hours, when no one is awake.. Do creatures roam the hallways? Are their sounds to be heard? What will happen if you should sit there, and wait? Freaky, extremely freaky. Lovely pictures, nonetheless. Make sure to visit "La Valdor", Frankenstein's Hospital... Click here for the Abandoned Places website

Rob Dobi is a photographer that caught another collection of New England Ruins on camera. Not really that scary, but if you use your imagination, it could take you anywhere... Click here to visit his website

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  1. phillygirlMarch 19, 2009 at 9:00 AM

    I also love abandoned places :) Have you ever been to Kolmannskuppe in Namibia? Amazing, I absolutely loved it!

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  2. The Panic RoomMarch 20, 2009 at 5:53 AM

    why do all the ghost stories just seem so much more real in Europe? I have an irrational fear of ghosts. and just thinking about being alone in a place rich with so much history would send me into a panic.

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