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UER Forum > Archived World > Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal (Viewed 940 times)
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Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
< on 1/21/2011 9:48 PM >
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The countryside is indeed filled with amazing places to explore. All thanks to good old greedy centralized policies that tends to destroy all rural landscapes in favor of urbanistic monsters (hey, we say thanks). And we are about to show you one of our most productive explorations ever. This is one classic exploration featuring an abandoned farm that was actually worth visiting. 4 km from the village center, this place is completely abandoned, or so we thought that...read on our journey...

1. The garage building.


2. Close up of a detail in the garage building


3. Garage windows. i really like this shot, not only because of the architecture, but also because of the spider web that you can see


4. Noticing from the spider webs, this place must is abandoned for years


5. spider webs


6. Spider webs II


7. Inside the garage. The spiders have been busy.


8. More spider webs


9. Photographing the debris


10. Inside of the garage. All there is is rotten wood and other useless junk


11. The main house. Beautifully eerie, isn´t it?


12. Lateral shot of the main house


13. Actually, this is the front door to the garage building


14. Back entrance to the main house. The name of the house is inscripted at a plate. A literal translation could be "pond house"


15. Three floors.


16. All the windows were tightly shut. However, we found a window that was unlocked.


17. Door to the kitchen (closed)


18. Upper shot.


19. Entrance.


20. Voila! Our passport to another dimension...


21. Inside the house, we inspected the electrical device.


22. I really liked this house. Despite being abandoned, the walls were really amazingly well preserved.


23. I think i have smelled the contents of the bottle. I believe it was a detergent.


24. Old furnace.


25. old pipes


26. We found this exactly as you see it. We were spooked, because big hammer´s and abandoned houses don´t mix too well. I don´t know why it was in there.


27. Bathroom


28. Bathroom II


29. Bathroom III


30. Very old mirror


31. Bathroom IV


32. Bathroom window


33. Very BIG spider. And also, very old lamp


34. A big living room. The floor design is really cool. And also, the furnace


35. Of course, the roof is falling appart slowly


36. Furnace close up shot


37. Door handle


38. Ceiling


39. And another furnace


40. I did opened it and i found an old phone book


41. Bathtub


42. Now, this was interesting. Homemade rural security device. This thing was strongly attached to the door, to prevent breaking in


43. Exploring the upper floor


44. Bathroom Mirror


45. Bathroom window


46. Ok. Another living room. Furnace. The floor in here was in a desolate state


47. The ceiling. Very unstable.


48. Ceiling II


49. Ceiling II


50. Shot from the outside


51. And another shot from the outside. The device you see near the wall was used to wash clothes


52. Kitchen door


53. House shot


54. Ok, this is the main front door


55. The house is guarded by goats. The most strange find we encountered so far


56. Front shot of the house


57. Near the house, a whole goat family lives there


58. Entrance to the house


59. Small stream near the house main gates


60. The entrance to the house. We had to climb the gate in order to get in. It wasn´t easy.


61. Final shot



And thats it. I really hope you have enjoyed it. We consider this expedition one of the best that we ever did.



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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 1 on 1/21/2011 10:37 PM >
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Definitely one of the best explorations done so far.

At some point when we saw the goats for the 1st time, they started screaming and we saw mama goat running through the bushes like something out of Jurassic Park, lol

We should put a sign on the entrance saying "Beware of Goats"!


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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 2 on 1/21/2011 11:58 PM >
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Excellent pictures.

1) That sink is awesome.

2) That toilet is also awesome.

3) That spider is less than awesome.

Oh good, my slow clap processor made it into this thing.
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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 3 on 1/22/2011 12:03 AM >
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Nice, That must have been an exciting place to roll up to. So much to explore...good one!

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 4 on 1/22/2011 10:10 AM >
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Posted by wizehopt
Nice, That must have been an exciting place to roll up to. So much to explore...good one!


Yeah, it was. And the goat encounter was very creepy.

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 5 on 1/22/2011 10:10 AM >
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Posted by wizehopt
Nice, That must have been an exciting place to roll up to. So much to explore...good one!


Yeah, it was. And the goat encounter was very creepy.

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 6 on 1/22/2011 12:45 PM >
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very nice

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 7 on 1/22/2011 5:41 PM >
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Great find! Very nice mansion. Surprisingly it looks like it's not trashed at all. Is it sitting in a very remote area?

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 8 on 1/23/2011 8:11 AM >
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Really cool find. It reminds me of my families old house in Spain. keep up the good work.

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 9 on 1/23/2011 12:32 PM >
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Posted by K.Lagan
Great find! Very nice mansion. Surprisingly it looks like it's not trashed at all. Is it sitting in a very remote area?


Yes. There is nothing around the area, except for some houses that also looks abandoned. Probably owned by some rich emigrant that only stays there in holidays.

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Re: Abandoned farm - Santo da Serra, Madeira, Portugal
<Reply # 10 on 1/25/2011 1:43 AM >
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that goat peeking out of 55 scared the hell out of me

that should be in a When you see it... poster

“It still amazes me how many millions goes to discovering another star in the galaxies when, for all we know, we are still sitting on top of another undiscovered world beneath our feet.”

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