After a trip to Beelitz in the afternoon, myself and Pincheck decided to head for the German borders, way up in the mountains for our next venture. Arriving in the dead of night to a sleepy little mountain village was a rather surreal experience. We were hoping that the place would be worth it.

Following the sat nav, we had one of those moments where you really need common sense to prevail over the logic of google. Lets just say i'm glad that Hertz gave us a 4x4 . I followed Google as much as I dared, down some snowy single tracks over sheet ice and through the fallen trees..... it was fun :lol:. Well anyways when common sense took over, we pitched back into the village before abandoning the exploremobile to head off for this.....



A rather pretty sight I thought. The temperatures were way below freezing so a quick entry was needed, something which thankfully occurred. After a snooze in the attic as it was the least draughty room in the place .... we set about breaking out the cameras.

Sadly the interior didnt quite match up to the fabulous exterior, with too many shots only able to consist of corridors, lonely chairs or doors.... but towards the end - we did come accoss a few lil gems inside the basement levels.

Enough babbling and on with the pics....

Our Room for the night


trinkets for the 28DL crowd......


Corridors/Doors and Chairs








Nice Staircase


Now onto some nice things

1952 DDR Newsletter


Oodles of records


Physio Table


Bits


X Ray Machine


When the time to leave came ..... it was gladly welcomed and we trudged away to find the car, before realising the fig and snow had started

A few externals completes the bill......






Last but bit least ...... we did find the delivery entrance to the magical land of Narnia

Awesome find and pics. Too bad it didn't have a lot of interesting things, as big as it is, but what you did find, is awesome! Narnia pic is too cool, great pic to end with! Thanks for sharing!

Excellent location and good job on this post.

Posted by yeya Too bad it didn't have a lot of interesting things, as big as it is, but what you did find, [sic] is awesome!

Not all of us explore locations just to support our drinking habits, Yeya

RE: Hmltnangel:
You did a camp in? I love doing that in abandonments too. Bless this World section, it's always my favourite part of the forums; great job on your photography of this beautiful place. And I too, agree with The Yeya, that light pole is too kewl, and a perfect photo to close out your set.