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Location: Etobicoke, ON Gender: Male Total Likes: 3 likes
| | | Abandonment in Etobicoke < on 12/21/2015 10:11 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Hey guys! This is my second post to the forum. Today I want to share another awesome location that I discovered walking around the neighbourhood. I’m not sure what sort of building it is, it’s been hard to find information on it’s history, but it probably used to be a manufacturing facility of some sort. The place is surrounded by chain link fence, but a lot of it is damaged and overgrown by trees. The hardest part is getting in without been seen by a car driving past. One way to get around that is to go down a side road a half block east. I’m pretty sure that the road leads to nothing but more private property, so it’s a bit of a toss-up in terms of which route seems less suspicious. I’ve done both, depending on how busy the traffic is that time of night. All of the entrances on the ground level are boarded up except for [entry details removed]. When I visited, the floor was flooded to about ankle height, so bring rubber boots. From the basement, there’s a stairway that goes up three floors, and a ladder that goes to the third floor from the second floor. Interesting that there are two ways to traverse the different levels. There’s quite a bit of specialized machinery that I don’t understand on all the floors. There’s also a giant hook on a chain pulley that goes up three floors. On the third floor, there’s a ladder to the roof. Cool stuff. I didn’t fancy walking around on the roof, partly because it was cold and windy and partly because it was hard to tell how sound it was in the dark. Anyways, here’s some more awful pictures of my experience. I’m off on holiday, but will be back with more adventures in the new year! https://flic.kr/s/aHskrrxh7r
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