moar indeed

>>160832

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>>160827
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>>160835

ohh you did good, very good.
MOAR

>>160835

In what country was this photo taken?

>>160816
Is this Chernobyl? I seen that in Call of Pripyat

Ib4 getoutofherestalker.wav

These pictures make me sad. I don't like seeing machinery in a state of disrepair. Anyone else feel the same?

>>161453

Yes, me too. It makes me feel as if looking at a poor little kitty abandoned on the street hungry and cold in a rainy winter. ;_;
Makes me want to go and restore them all to their original mechanical glory. <3

>>161454
Exactly my feelings. Glad to see I'm not alone :)

ITT: Tetanus

>>161456
Spooky... all of these pics would look great in an post apocolyptic movie.

there is a flooded quarry where i live, you can just see the tops of the buildings and whatnot above the water. Pretty cool.

>>160844
That particular photo is of loco No. 195 on the White Pass and Yukon route railroad in Alaska, USA.

>>160832 is at Dunaskin ironworks in Scotland, and >>160833
is at Prestongrange ironworks, also in Scotland.


<- this is at the Caledonian Railway (again, Scotland).

GET OUT OF HERE STALKER

>>161895
This one actually IS from Chernobyl

>>161455
I agree with you two. My brain tells me that it is either obsolete or will cost more than it's worth to repair. My heart tells me "Is this anyway to treat a fine machine that has given a lifetime of service?"

Where airplanes go to die . . .

>>161907
I went there TDY to rip a section of paneling off a bone-yard C-5 for cannibalize its pretty amazing

>>161907
Other places have a more angry feel to them.

>>160835
So where is it that you can walk into the woods and find a train?

>>161926
pretty much anywhere in Russia

OP I have none but if you like old and abandoned stuff then you'll love these people.
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/index.php

>>161908

;_;

>>161926
I actually took that picture from the train.

But if you want to go walking in the woods, go and look for abandoned mines or other industrial relics. There's almost always some rusting scrap lying around. I remember surveying a hillside near Dalmellington and there was an abandoned drift mine with a few rusting old tubs and bits of rail lying outside.The mineshaft was half filled-in, so you couldn't get inside (which in any case would be dangerous and is not recommended).