This location is one that I spotted on my way to Oklahoma this past summer. Only took me about 7 moths to get around to exploring it. As usual, photos aren't fantastic because I am extremely amateur and was using an iPhone 7+. We also didn't bother to linger too long because it appeared that part of the compound was still active (and before you get your hopes up because of the word "compound", this is nothing military.) After the explore we decided to check out the local college and commandeer a very comfy chair from the ground floor. Pays to have a hatchback.

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Was really tempted to explore the area in these next few photos but I've been reading too many stories on 4chan's /x/ recently so I wimped out

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Also I'm not entirely sure what this is, but it was in a portion of the compound that was gated off and still had electricity routed to it.

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Wow I really thought I had the picture posting thing down this time. Sorry guys.

I'm not sure what the first set was but the second one looked pretty cool. If you hit share on Flickr and go over to the BBcode, you can just copy and paste it into here. The last picture looked like some sort of storage. At first I thought water but then I saw the garage door on it. It's weird how fallen apart it is.