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there's a whole website dedicated to the tubes disused sub and above terrain stations and lines...

 

This one?

 

Link 1: London's Abandoned Tube Stations

 

The design of the site could be better but it does cover the topic.

 

Remind me of an article (full of pictures) of a disused Royal Mail underground rail network - cool stuff!!

 

This one?

 

Link 2: Exploring the Deserted Tunnels of London's Post Office Railway | Urban Ghosts |

 

I had already been planning to post this. :)

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Yeah that's the site, it's clunky but the info with the pictures is interesting..

 

They do all remind me of the film Creep though... Actualy that's why I looked as I had recalled the rather ODD british horror after watching "The Descent" again...

 

Rob

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...the film Creep though... Actualy that's why I looked as I had recalled the rather ODD british horror after watching "The Descent" again...

 

OT: Creep and The Descent: Two great films. Love a good horror.

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Am I the only one that finds it all a little bit sad? It always makes me sad to see derelict or disused buildings - especially historical ones that have fallen to ruin when you consider how impressive they probably once were (LeBoyfriend and I are English Heritage members and enjoy touring ruins and learning about the history of the place).
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Am I the only one that finds it all a little bit sad?

 

No you're not. It depresses me too. The other half and I are also EH members.

 

I'd like to buy all the abandoned building and return them to their former glory. You with me?

 

Matt

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My son and a friend got into an old abandoned theatre in Portsmouth and took some amazing pictures - so sad though - it was flooded too and has since been knocked down. Buildings fascinate me...I always look up when walking around, it is amazing what interesting buildings have had shopfronts grafted on to them
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No you're not. It depresses me too. The other half and I are also EH members.

 

I'd like to buy all the abandoned building and return them to their former glory. You with me?

 

Matt

 

LOL That would be cool. Our Zombie Apocalypse plan is to take over Portchester Castle and refortify it - there is enough room in the grounds for modest crop growing and animal grazing - some cows, horses and pigs. It'd be really draughty and cold though...

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Yes it's sad.

 

But look at the midland hotel in morcambe!

 

That was on TV years ago derelict...

 

midland hotel derelict - Google Search

 

Rob

 

Part of that is Morecambe ;)

 

But I must admit some of the beautiful old buildings abandoned is sad. I went on the Aldwich tube station tour last month with a couple of other EG's and was a really good tour but shame they don't do them more often tickets sold out like hot cakes. Other LU stations have been UrbEx'd and look impressive :)

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Link 1: Subterranea Britannica: Sites: camden_catacombs

 

An interesting complex of tunnels and vaults are to be found close to the Roundhouse at Camden. The Camden Catacombs, as they have become known are were once owned by British Railwaysbut have now passed into multiple ownership. Some sections were demolished during the redevelopment of the area while other sections belong to Camden Market who discourage access.

 

http://www.subbrit.org.uk/sb-sites/sites/c/camden_catacombs/camden_1-000.jpg

 

Link 2: Subterranea Britannica

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But I must admit some of the beautiful old buildings abandoned is sad. I went on the Aldwich tube station tour last month with a couple of other EG's and was a really good tour but shame they don't do them more often tickets sold out like hot cakes. Other LU stations have been UrbEx'd and look impressive :)

 

Was a good tour that! Worth knowing that apparently LU are now taking a very dim view of UrbEx visits, using anti-terrorism laws apparently saw on another forum. Its a real shame the state some buildings get into when they could be used. Its amazing how many NHS buildings are left to rot with most things inside!

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