Posted by budda Yeah I can see that by how it's tied through the door, but I'm just wondering what they thought they'd accomplish by twist tying a shattered glass door shut.

Actually, I've been witheld from locations by glass doors sans glass on multiple locations, weren't it for others pointing out said missing glass panes.

Please, ignore the large opening to the left.

3 Dogs and a patrolling guard at indy coke. The dogs weren't pathetic, but the guard who didn't stop to wonder about the dogs going berserk for an hour

Posted by budda 3 Dogs and a patrolling guard at indy coke. The dogs weren't pathetic, but the guard who didn't stop to wonder about the dogs going berserk for an hour

HAHA! Yeah.... funtimes, thems

a very wise old scout camp cook told me once that and I quote with real quote marks "locks only keep the honest people out"

Out on the way to a fairly remote cement plant:

"Hey, more locks means it's more secure, right?"

There was nothing behind this gate, and was accessible by going up and down the railroad tracks. Or just squeezing through.


And a vicious guard dog out on the road.

Posted by FearAndLoathingInAustin Out on the way to a fairly remote cement plant: "Hey, more locks means it's more secure, right?" There was nothing behind this gate, and was accessible by going up and down the railroad tracks. Or just squeezing through. http://i279.photob...um_sa/IMG_1942.jpg

Might they be lovelocks

Door was wide open with their Welcome decoration and this Yellow sign.

How about an 10 foot iron fence, with the car gates and electronic gate locks, but a 6 foot drain going right underneath said fence to the other side.

Only in colorado

Posted by Jared Kat How about an 10 foot iron fence, with the car gates and electronic gate locks, but a 6 foot drain going right underneath said fence to the other side. Only in colorado

Actually drain pipes are the weakest spot of any perimeter fencing, pipes sticking out under fencing is pretty common at large sites. Going under is almost always better than going over and it's pretty easy to dig out the ground around the pipe and squeezing in between. Also drain pipe are usually located towards the back of the facility where you are less likely to be seen.

One place that had motion sensors and triple strands of V barbwire on the fence was easily bypassed by squeezing between the drainpipe and bottom of the fence.

Sorry, no pics, as the place is still in scouting status to me, but I am looking at a place that is watching out for shit, and they do repair holes in the fence, but here's whats makes it eligible for this thread: Barbed wire on about every 3rd fence segment. Maybe it's there to Hypnotize lurkers. Makes me stand there, scratching my head. If they didn't have enough, it would have been better to just put it all at length on the darker less busy side of the building, but a swatch over every few segments?

So I take it you guys never go to see what was upstairs? How disappointing...

Posted by Monkeybrainzzz So I take it you guys never go to see what was upstairs? How disappointing...

Lots of boarded up windows.

A rather hilariously bad one I found out on the plains.

At a well-known plant in Toronto, that is unused but has power and on-site security:

A motion sensor above the loading dock door that ... does not alarm security, but does open the loading dock door. Easiest entrance ever!

Tijmen

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I take it the window was broken?

Found that while hiking in Colorado. Not really pathetic, but sure hilarious.

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