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TD
Location: Indiana Total Likes: 50 likes
| | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 20 on 4/27/2016 3:41 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Big abandoned building with a parking garage attached. No other POEs were available anywhere so we thought outside the box. 1. Up to the 2nd floor of parking garage, hoping to jump out onto the 1 story high roof of the connected building, a hallway type thing that leads to the main building. There was a fence by the roof part to prevent exactly what we wanted to try. 2. Climb out around the fence, no bid deal, a small jump onto the 1st floor roof. 3. Go across the roof, hitting the deck whenever a car drove by on the adjacent, rather active (for 2 AM) road. 4. Climb a ladder to the 2nd story section of roof to the main building. 5. Jump a gap between roofs over an ally with about a 2 story gap. Wasn't that dangerous, just daunting. 6. Jump down a story onto a lower roof level. 7. Lucky unlocked door into a maintenance area for the huge ventilation system. 8. Climb some weird ass ladders down to the lowest level of the vents. 9. Enter random vent, crawl to finish, kick off door, access complete. Another time I climbed between two buildings up a story, chimney style, to get to an open window, then went down and unlocked the front door for my friends.
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| jimthompson227
Location: Idaho Gender: Male Total Likes: 16 likes
| | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 22 on 4/28/2016 2:54 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by TD Big abandoned building with a parking garage attached. No other POEs were available anywhere so we thought outside the box. 1. Up to the 2nd floor of parking garage, hoping to jump out onto the 1 story high roof of the connected building, a hallway type thing that leads to the main building. There was a fence by the roof part to prevent exactly what we wanted to try. 2. Climb out around the fence, no bid deal, a small jump onto the 1st floor roof. 3. Go across the roof, hitting the deck whenever a car drove by on the adjacent, rather active (for 2 AM) road. 4. Climb a ladder to the 2nd story section of roof to the main building. 5. Jump a gap between roofs over an ally with about a 2 story gap. Wasn't that dangerous, just daunting. 6. Jump down a story onto a lower roof level. 7. Lucky unlocked door into a maintenance area for the huge ventilation system. 8. Climb some weird ass ladders down to the lowest level of the vents. 9. Enter random vent, crawl to finish, kick off door, access complete. Another time I climbed between two buildings up a story, chimney style, to get to an open window, then went down and unlocked the front door for my friends.
| That's epic. I have yet to have any real crazy stories. Sounds like something out of a movie!
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| WEKurtz
Location: Western MA Gender: Male Total Likes: 188 likes
| | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 28 on 5/7/2016 12:08 PM > | Reply with Quote
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| Freak
Location: Usually Alaska, now MSP. Gender: Male Total Likes: 269 likes
Hypocrite
| | | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 31 on 5/10/2016 4:24 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Here are a couple that are no-longer doable, so I don't feel bad about revealing / hinting at them -Over a fence, into a grain silo, up a long stairway, across a skyway, into a tower, down another stairway, past the homemade tripwire alarm set up by guards, through the main building, watch teenagers getting busted by cops in the parking lot, down another stairway, into the boiler room, down a tunnel, through a manhole, into a cave, through another tunnel, into the sewer. -In a manhole, under a truck scale, through a hatch into a sump, up into an office, through a window into a garage, across several parked trucks, up a pile of tires into another window, up a broken-down manlift (beltovator), out a door onto a low roof, up an exterior ladder, into another window several floors up, up an internal stairway, across a conveyor bridge, up another stairway, and finally onto the roof.
| Turn off the internet and go play outside. http://spamusement...hp/comics/view/137 |
| jimthompson227
Location: Idaho Gender: Male Total Likes: 16 likes
| | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 32 on 5/10/2016 6:20 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Freak Here are a couple that are no-longer doable, so I don't feel bad about revealing / hinting at them -Over a fence, into a grain silo, up a long stairway, across a skyway, into a tower, down another stairway, past the homemade tripwire alarm set up by guards, through the main building, watch teenagers getting busted by cops in the parking lot, down another stairway, into the boiler room, down a tunnel, through a manhole, into a cave, through another tunnel, into the sewer. -In a manhole, under a truck scale, through a hatch into a sump, up into an office, through a window into a garage, across several parked trucks, up a pile of tires into another window, up a broken-down manlift (beltovator), out a door onto a low roof, up an exterior ladder, into another window several floors up, up an internal stairway, across a conveyor bridge, up another stairway, and finally onto the roof.
| That must have taken some planning to figure out. How'd you know you would end up where you wanted?
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| ahhidkk
Total Likes: 9 likes
| | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 33 on 5/11/2016 2:47 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | There was an old boy's school in Delaware that was later bought by the DuPont's, who added a house onto the school. It had been abandoned for years and some kids had gotten into it and burnt the staircase in the house. The stairs in the house were the only way to reach the second floor of the house, even though the first floor connected to the school. Curiosity got the best of me and I wanted to know what was on the second floor, so I hugged the wall and lightly made my way up the charred remains of the stairs - which was about a foot or less of very unstable space. When I made it up the stairs, I noticed two rooms were also cut off because the fire had burnt the floor and only left charred support beams. I laid an old discarded door on top of those and ran across. In the end, it was totally worth it. The upstairs was untouched because no one else could make it up there. In the same location, the third floor of the school portion was very unstable as well. The floor had been soaked through countless times with rain, making the wood bent and warped. There was an old ladder sitting in the middle of one of the rooms that led to this little, odd room attached to the side of the building. I climbed the ladder on the rickety, uneven floor. Also totally worth it. Especially because the entire location - school and house - were demo'ed in August last year. Although I was mugged a week or two after and I'm pretty sure I hadn't had time to transfer the pictures and now they're gone forever. Unless I lazily put them in some weird place in my computer, but that's unlikely.
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| blackhawk This member has been banned. See the banlist for more information.
Location: Mission Control Total Likes: 3996 likes
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| | | | Re: Sketchiest path you took to get inside? < Reply # 34 on 5/11/2016 6:42 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by ahhidkk There was an old boy's school in Delaware that was later bought by the DuPont's, who added a house onto the school. It had been abandoned for years and some kids had gotten into it and burnt the staircase in the house. The stairs in the house were the only way to reach the second floor of the house, even though the first floor connected to the school. Curiosity got the best of me and I wanted to know what was on the second floor, so I hugged the wall and lightly made my way up the charred remains of the stairs - which was about a foot or less of very unstable space. When I made it up the stairs, I noticed two rooms were also cut off because the fire had burnt the floor and only left charred support beams. I laid an old discarded door on top of those and ran across. In the end, it was totally worth it. The upstairs was untouched because no one else could make it up there. In the same location, the third floor of the school portion was very unstable as well. The floor had been soaked through countless times with rain, making the wood bent and warped. There was an old ladder sitting in the middle of one of the rooms that led to this little, odd room attached to the side of the building. I climbed the ladder on the rickety, uneven floor. Also totally worth it. Especially because the entire location - school and house - were demo'ed in August last year. Although I was mugged a week or two after and I'm pretty sure I hadn't had time to transfer the pictures and now they're gone forever. Unless I lazily put them in some weird place in my computer, but that's unlikely.
| Ummm feet covered running verses drop rate per second if you don't slip... that's cutting it Looney Tunes close You were mugged? That's very sketchy indeed. Sorry to hear that
| Just when I thought I was out... they pulled me back in. |
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