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Hi all. I decided to check in to see how UER has been doing. Incredible to see it looks exactly the same as when I first registered 10 years ago!
I figured I'd share one of my more recent (although admittedly already old) explorations and writeups. I spent quite a bit of time hunting for this one, going to libraries before sleuthing Google Maps and finally driving out there one Sunday morning.
Here's a few choice shots from my Futuro article, which if you're in the mood to read is a bit of an essay, so maybe one to tackle with your favoured beverage.
The Approach:
A Grand Dwelling:
Inside the Abode:
Straightened Up:
Constructive critique and criticism is always welcome. I'd like to improve my photography and storytelling!
Full story here:
http://gakuran.com...lost-futuro-house/
Cheers!
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This has to be the best preserved abandoned futuro home I have seen in pictures. It is refreshing to see one that is not totally stripped inside. Thanks for sharing!
Every time you read this, I become more powerful.
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Awesome find, I especially like the first shot!
"Sorry, I didn't know I'm not supposed to be here," he said, knowing full well he wasn't supposed to be there.
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Yeah, compared to others I've seen online it's in pretty good condition. It wasn't stripped, but several of the panels had been stacked up in a corner when I first found it due to floor damage.
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Aw yeah! That's awesome.
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Well researched article with interesting interviews and great photographs. Very comprehensive expose. The first photograph in your article doesn't seem to be loading properly? I browsed some of your other explorations ... really found the The Tower of Skulls intriguing. Reminded me of a scene from a Haruki Murakami or David Mitchell novel! I like your perspective.
RAYGUN
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Think about reviving this. That would be absolutely awesome. Went to see some pictures of what it was before, it's absolutely amazing. Good job for the pictures.
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