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Hello, Stéphane from Switzerland, I am 48 years old, I like photography and I hope to start in L'urbex, I look forward to meeting you on the forum.
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Hello. I am from Surrey, BC. I love exploring abandoned/not-so-abandoned places and doing crane climbs. Hit me up if you want to show me some more hidden locations. Always looking for more friends to go to urbex
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Posted by Rhino604
Hey fellow explorers,
I'm Rhino604, from Vancouver BC (Currently residing in Surrey BC).
Some places I've explored include abandoned houses and institutions, old rail bridges and tunnels, and my favorite, large underground pipes!
I have yet to explore any sanitary sewer systems since I don't have a gas detector or SCBA setup yet, but I've dome some recon and found many significant pipe networks under Vancouver and surrounding towns, so I'm eager to get in there once I have the protective equipment.
I'd also like to learn some rope rescue skills and start exploring some decommissioned mine sites.
If you ever want to go on a mission I know of several low risk sites around town I can show you so feel free so hit me up.
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Welcome
The Urbex Zine Guy
https://www.cavecl...wtopic.php?t=12259
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Good Afternoon,
I 'am Face_Tinnitus from Nova Scotia, I 'am new to the community but have been doing externals for a few years now. Looking to start exploring inside once the snow melts. Which gives me time to practice with long exposure and HDR.
Big fan of ruins of industry or just stone ruins in general. Really anything industry or military related, also abandoned ships.
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hello !!
im from ns, canada and im new to uer but ive been exploring for a few years now ! im hoping to use this site to make some friends and find some new places i haven't been to yet
i love residential sites and buildings, but honestly i like to see anything manmade and abandoned, no matter the size. i also have a pretty interesting bone collection (most from my own findings)
(also after poking around a bit im hoping to help kick up the db again because i think its a great resource for finding what could be hiding in your own backyard)
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Posted by thetrainguru
New explorer Thetrainguru (or DJC) is in ottawa im looking for locations in orleans ottawa if anyone could help it would be awsome. I have a nikon cam d im ready to start shooting im really interested in old stuff and underground / industrial items. If anyone has info on cool stuff in orleans let me know THX.
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Welcome.
I reckon you'll love it here
The Urbex Zine Guy
https://www.cavecl...wtopic.php?t=12259
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Posted by TRUE
I have procrastinated doing this for far too long. I'm a very active explorer living in the East Bay area. Most explores I go at it alone. Sometimes my twelve y/o son comes along. (if his mom only knew!!!)
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Welcome.
The Urbex Zine Guy
https://www.cavecl...wtopic.php?t=12259
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Hi Everyone,
I'm Alyx (they/them), I currently live in Bellingham, Washington. I was recommended to join this forum by a friend of mine who shares my hobbies, and was just interested to take a look at urbex and maybe get into it. 
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hey everyone, I’m Sonya! I’m based in the Bay Area, and have been interested in urbex for many years but didn’t quite take the plunge until now. new to this whole thing but I’m curious to learn more! if u wanna go geo caching or are kind enough to invite me along on a exploration lmk
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whaddup yall im dylan. right now im exploring the underground rivers/waste water drainage tunnels in the city of milwaukee. it'd be great to get in contact with some like minded people. i usually go solo and wouldnt mind trading knowledge or even meeting up with some folks. please feel free to hit me up if you want to explore or need some tips into traversing our tunnel system. im no expert but im a pretty cool guy.
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Hi explorers,
I'm Lance, im located in southern California and have been urbxing for a couple of years now. Recently I have made it a more active hobby exploring and researching lesser-known locations where I discovered uer. This is the first time I've ever joined an online community as an active participant instead of just an observer. Not really sure how this all works, but thanks for having me and I can't wait to see what's here and contribute some stories and photographs!
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Hi yall I'm Bunny and I'm a bit of a night owl. So I figured if I'm gonna be up all night I might as well explore my city.... except every site the have on here has been demolished and/or turned into something else like apartments. I guess I'm gonna have to find some new spots, I ain't complaining its just that's a lil bit daunting like where do I even start, do i just walk around and look for holes or something? If any of the veterans at this wanna give me some tips that would be much appreciated.♡
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Alright I've had my account here for a bit but haven't introduced myself yet.
I'm Cybr, I live near Denver CO, and I like crawling around drains. I know a few people IRL who have experience in urbex but I figured I could still use this website to find others. I'm still pretty new to the scene as well as several of my friends that I currently explore with.
I'm kinda sketch about meeting explorers online but I'll see how things go.
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Howdy howdy! Long time hiking, climbing, and shenanigans enthusiast. I'm a missile and bunker fanatic, and most of the old Nike stuff turned me on to urbex. Bit of a newbie to the whole hobby, but I have a lot of experience hiking and am fairly into Locksport. I'm fairly disappointed in the social media culture of my generation, and the vandalism/drug use that goes on in a lot of sites here in WA, it seems like all the good stuff gets ripped down really quick, otherwise I would probably have started urbexing a lot sooner. Ask me about night vision, ham radio, covert entry techniques, GIS mapping data and cybersecurity and I'll probably have an opinion for you.
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I'm Greg, I'm from the Bay Area CA and I've been into the idea of Urbex for a little while now but didn't explore my first location until a few months ago. Since then I've been trying to find as many places as I could, scouring google earth and driving the roads less traveled. I'm thrilled to learn as much as I can about the world around me and meet new people while I do. Please hit me up if you're in the area I'd love to go exploring with you!
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Hey everyone, I'm Justin, On here I'm hoover 2 (AKA rumblebuns). I'm in my 30's. I'm new to UER but not new to urban exploring. I'm been exploring for 10+ years and I explore often. My favorite things to explore are storm drains and sewers but I will warn you that I'm extremely into exploring these things so if you say you "really like" to explore storm drains I take that very seriously that you might get bugged a lot to hang out with me. Please understand that I'm looking for friends to go exploring with me who really like storm drains and sewers. In the summer I love to get soaking wet and poopy. I'm good at popping manhole covers and I really love long walks in tunnels. If you want to hang out with me to explore storm drains and sewers feel free to email me at rumblebuns87@gmail.com or you can contact me on UER. I live in Minneapolis (Brooklyn Center to exact) but the twin cities are my favorite places to look for storm drains and sewers. I also enjoy going out at night and popping random manhole covers just for fun. I love to see how deep the shafts are. Just so we are clear that I'm open to see other stuff besides storm drains and sewers. I've been in a fair amount of cavers and buildings but as I said, storm drains and sewers are my favorite. I hope I get to meet as many of you as possible. I really love to meet new friends to go exploring with. Hit me up if you want to go exploring!
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Posted by MrBungle
Hey! My names Micah, just turned 18 last week and decided to make an account on here and finally be a part of an online forum. I'm a metalhead and overall music enthusiast (collecting vintage equipment and such). I reside here in Saint Paul, Minnesota so there's a good bit of historical places to explore. Ever since I was really young I've found a strong interest in the unknown, and left to decay urban areas. I've been in the Wabasha and lilydale caves countless times (anyone in Saint Paul here probably knows what I'm talking about lol) and I've put together a group irl of some friends who are serious about exploring here in Minnesota. I'm really excited to dive deeper into the hobby. But id be happy to talk to other people here who live here in the state where we say dragon like draegon.
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Hey MrBungle I found you on UER (LOL). It's me hoover 2 (AKA rumblebuns) HA HA. How are you doing? Have you been exploring anything lately?
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Posted by hoover 2
Hey everyone, I'm Justin, On here I'm hoover 2 (AKA rumblebuns). I'm in my 30's. I'm new to UER but not new to urban exploring. I'm been exploring for 10+ years and I explore often. My favorite things to explore are storm drains and sewers but I will warn you that I'm extremely into exploring these things so if you say you "really like" to explore storm drains I take that very seriously that you might get bugged a lot to hang out with me. Please understand that I'm looking for friends to go exploring with me who really like storm drains and sewers. In the summer I love to get soaking wet and poopy. I'm good at popping manhole covers and I really love long walks in tunnels. If you want to hang out with me to explore storm drains and sewers feel free to email me at rumblebuns87@gmail.com or you can contact me on UER. I live in Minneapolis (Brooklyn Center to exact) but the twin cities are my favorite places to look for storm drains and sewers. I also enjoy going out at night and popping random manhole covers just for fun. I love to see how deep the shafts are. Just so we are clear that I'm open to see other stuff besides storm drains and sewers. I've been in a fair amount of cavers and buildings but as I said, storm drains and sewers are my favorite. I hope I get to meet as many of you as possible. I really love to meet new friends to go exploring with. Hit me up if you want to go exploring!
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AYY!! Welcome to UER Rumble! Awesome to see you here. I'm not going to leak my name but I'm one of the people who explored in Fridley with you.
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Posted by Dofflin
AYY!! Welcome to UER Rumble! Awesome to see you here. I'm not going to leak my name but I'm one of the people who explored in Fridley with you.
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Oh I know who you are HA HA. Thanks for the welcome. Please let me know when you want to go exploring with me.
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