A fairy tail deserted theme park in Australia, has recently gone on to the market for sale. At the same time as its doors were opened to prospective buyers, an urban explorer and photographer known as Urbexography.com, traveled to the site to capture it’s eerie neglected form. It wasn’t always this way of course. The Fantasy Glades […]
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Category: Interesting Places
There are so many interesting places in the world, and here are some of our favorites. Learn about where two oceans meet but do not mix as well as about the mysterious deaths at the Ford Hotel.
Last month a Special Forces operation in the Syrian desert saw a SAS sniper take out a knife-wielding Islamic State (ISIS) jihadi just as he was about to brutally behead a father and 8-year-old son for being infidels. The expert marksman took the difficult headshot from 1km away. From the same range using two more bullets, […]
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Photographer Anna Mika has a fantastic eye and real sense of adventure. While most of us would have to think twice before stepping into an eerie, abandoned factory or decaying hospital, the 25 year old from Poland clambers straight in. Her latest collection is called Urbex – Urban Exploration, and features long forgotten buildings from […]
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The English village of Kettlewell is home to a rather unique festival. In fact, if you know of any other scarecrow festival festival in the world, we would like you to leave a note in the comments. As far as we know, this is the only one. Every August since 1994 the village is overrun […]
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How’s this for adults at play? Two Nevada artists named Chad Sorg and Mark Rippie, originally dreamed up the concept and called it, ‘The International Car Forest of the Last Church’. In short, it is the most elaborate junk yard you are ever likely to come across. There’s no arguing that it looks damn cool though. […]
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The 90’s was an incredible decade for Europe. First came the fall of the Berlin Wall followed closely by the end of the Soviet Union and the boundaries of the Iron Curtain. The people of Europe could move through their continent more freely than ever before. However, border crossings were still necessary. This changed in […]
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On the southern edge of Trinidad’s Central Range lies a small village called Piparo. Unknown to many, the village was the site of a freak natural disaster back in February 1997. With precious little warning to those that lived there, a hugely destructive mud volcano eruption destroyed everything in its path. Thankfully, the majority of the […]
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