2016 was a good urbex year for me. I was trapped in a bunker, stayed overnight in a ghost town and explored plenty of awesome abandoned places. I have some great memories! Just watch my highlight video:



And show me your highlights too!

Don't worry... people will share their best of's...

2016 was the year I started urbex, I've done much more than I thought was possible in my town at first

Here are some photos of my explorations:

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All in all 2016 was great for me

At my favourite location in Korea, I almost stepped on a viper. You may see it as an "oh shit" moment but I see it as "I'm still alive!" moment.

This year included many ups and downs, but I try to concentrate on the former. I'll start with January, which was a great start to 2016.


Water and Cement (for the sake of all things linear) by Dee Ashley, on Flickr
by Dee Ashley, on Flickr


Here's What I Found: by Dee Ashley, on Flickr


Not Enough Stuff by Dee Ashley, on Flickr


Here's What I Found: by Dee Ashley, on Flickr


(new) ISIS by Dee Ashley, on Flickr


by Dee Ashley, on Flickr

As posted on my instagram:



Undertook the first real urbex outing I've ever made, later came back to take these extras in the same place.

Posted by Broken Window Theory 2016 was a good urbex year for me. I was trapped in a bunker, stayed overnight in a ghost town and explored plenty of awesome abandoned places.

Whoaaa, that shot with air balloon

Tell more about being trapped in a bunker, sounds crazy!

Posted by telefontubbie Tell more about being trapped in a bunker, sounds crazy!

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. That's why you should watch the bunker video, haha. Make sure to turn on the subtitles.

Done it here: http://www.uer.ca/...=1&threadid=124685

High tech is for a short time. But art is forever. People still admire a Picasso or a Van Gogh. But they don't admire the steam locomotive anymore. Barry Lam by Damien, on Flickr

DSC08825 by damien look out, on Flickr

"Honey comb honey comb me want honey comb" by Damien, on Flickr

Bridge over the creek. by Damien, on Flickr

Collapse. by Damien, on Flickr

Remember the fallen. by Damien, on Flickr

I've already posted my year in review thread but as far as outright highlights go these are my top five places I explored last year...

I discovered the joys and terrors of construction cranes this year. I've posted these elsewhere, but they remain as some of my favorite crane pictures.

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My summer trip to Crowsnest and back was a fantastic experience, countless stops along the way. Plenty of new finds near home as well, great year all around.

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Here's some highlights of my exploring year. Mostly drains, sewers and underground locations.


1. Turcot yards, Montreal


2. Turcot yards, Montreal


3. Turcot yards, Montreal


4. Abandoned copper mine, Quebec


5. Snakes & Ladders, Montreal


6. Snakes & Ladders, Montreal


7. Snakes & Ladders, Montreal


8. St-Pierre collector (High level), Montreal


9. William collector, Montreal


10. Craig pumping station sewer, Montreal


11. Craig pumping station sewer, Montreal


12. The Works, Manchester UK


13. IDM 2016


14. Plunger, Milton Keynes UK


15. Bunker, Warrington UK


16. Ladybower reservoir UK


17. Flo Selecta, Derby UK


18. Water Reservoir, UK


19. Sewers of London UK


20. Sewers of London UK


21. Sewers of London UK


22. Paris catacombs, France


23. Paris catacombs, France


24. UrbexMalt 2016

Nice pictures and location Deconstrukt!!

You rock!

Posted by Deconstrukt Here's some highlights of my exploring year. Mostly drains, sewers and underground locations.

Canadian drains always look so sexy... why?

Posted by Deconstrukt Here's some highlights of my exploring year. Mostly drains, sewers and underground locations.

Great! How hard is it to access Paris catacombs?