On the way back to the sea, I decide to stop for a couple of hours at the Tkvarcheli thermoelectric plant.
Tkvarcheli Thermoelectric Plant
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Lopatinsky Mine
While in Italy the flowers have already appeared for quite a while, a group of young stalkers ventures into the middle of a snowstorm, in the depths of the Russian forest in search of the abandoned phosphorus mine.
Fort Boyard
The pictures of this abandoned fort were probably seen by every Russian and it reminds them the Fort Boyard located in France. What is this place really like? Let’s figure it out.
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Camp “Smena”
There is no more here children’s laughter, no one is running trying to catch each other, the joyful feeling of something good is missing now. On the walls is written “you are doomed,” bottles of vodka are scattered on the floor, all toys lie with torn eyes. Children have grown up and now they have another fun … Read More
Petrol Storage “Braghetta”
What’s the petrol like? – Horrible, I do not recommend to drink it!
Underwater Prison
Probably you have never been in the prison (and “thanks God”, will you say …)? Actually, I had such a strange dream and it was realized even twice during my travel around Estonia.
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Oil Heart
Oil heart, eat well to feel fit.
Saint Petersburg Secrets
In a city where everything is beautiful, there must be also beautiful abandoned objects. This is what I was thinking about during my visit to St. Petersburg. My thoughts soon proved to be true.
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Paper Plants
This place could be a museum, could be a place for gathering young people, could be an exhibition of modern art….somewhere in Europe. But in post-soviet Uzbekistan its staying abandoned already for 10 years, no one except guardians care about it.
Laboratory Animals
Were you ever curious to see what people in laboratories do? Which experiments do they put on animals and what are their results? But of course we, mere mortals, will never see this. So all we need – is to wait when the laboratory becomes abandoned – and then… you are welcome!