Urban exploration. The amazing old paper plant!
Arvan
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I searched the forum for some urban exploration photos. The few i found where posted in this part of the forum so i hope i´m doing this right
Me and my friend love this old industrial stuff. So we packed our gear and head off on a 4,5 hour trip to this old paper plant.
The plant had it´s best days in the 1950s. Since the 1970s the plant has bin abandoned.
The population in this small society has decreased from 1444 to 655 people since 1960.
And finally if you bare with me, some photos
1. Late for work?
2. On the inside there is just pipes, stairs, holes, buttons and valves all over the place.
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8. The area of this place is just so vast! Several buildings and several floors makes this an overwhelming place to photograph. I could easily spent another day here just to document all the details.
9. This floor was just HUGE! Nobody really knows what purpose this place had in production. The floor is almost entirely covered with green moss. Some parts of the floor is made out of steel instead of concrete and are rusted through. Watch your step! In the summer other explorers have been saying that his is like a greenhouse covered with vegetation. Rather cool since is not the bottom floor.
10. Even though this place is vast, it still provides some nice detailed photos. In this case it´s bricks that have been shattered by the cold Scandinavian weather.
If you want to see some more urban photos of this sort. Check out http://agustavsson.smugmug.com/
If the interest is available i will make another post.
Thanx for watching! :thumb
Me and my friend love this old industrial stuff. So we packed our gear and head off on a 4,5 hour trip to this old paper plant.
The plant had it´s best days in the 1950s. Since the 1970s the plant has bin abandoned.
The population in this small society has decreased from 1444 to 655 people since 1960.
And finally if you bare with me, some photos
1. Late for work?
2. On the inside there is just pipes, stairs, holes, buttons and valves all over the place.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8. The area of this place is just so vast! Several buildings and several floors makes this an overwhelming place to photograph. I could easily spent another day here just to document all the details.
9. This floor was just HUGE! Nobody really knows what purpose this place had in production. The floor is almost entirely covered with green moss. Some parts of the floor is made out of steel instead of concrete and are rusted through. Watch your step! In the summer other explorers have been saying that his is like a greenhouse covered with vegetation. Rather cool since is not the bottom floor.
10. Even though this place is vast, it still provides some nice detailed photos. In this case it´s bricks that have been shattered by the cold Scandinavian weather.
If you want to see some more urban photos of this sort. Check out http://agustavsson.smugmug.com/
If the interest is available i will make another post.
Thanx for watching! :thumb
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