Fuck Daylight. Sleep all day, tunnel all night.
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Category: Locations
Exploring location files
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NJ Jet Engine Labs
I’m not sure what to say about this place honestly. part of me enjoyed it due to it’s large scale, multiple buildings, and interesting industrial grade stuff to photograph. The rest of me thought it was pretty trashed and not in a good way. Seemed like scrappers went through here as well as kids with paint – sadly though the kids with paint didn’t even tag up very well… Oh well.
Not a bad place to spend the afternoon though. As I was told the place was once used to test jet engines for the military.
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Aye, The Hot Pants!
The workhorse of the harbor, these tugs don’t seem to have seen much action since 1988… or at least that’s what the last paperwork on them seems to suggest… What will become of them, who knows…
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Church On Sunday
I wish I knew more about this motherfucker. It is quite large. Located in the ghetto of NotNY, this abandoned church is simply amazing.
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Base 3: Who the hell knows.
I can’t figure out what this building was once used for. The basement has some very odd paintings on the walls, it seemed almost like a hangout for military kids for some reason. Anyone got any ideas?
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Base 2: Officer Housing
Continuing out abandoned base tour, we find some nice housing for the officers. Nothing tooo high class, but the location is fucking hot.
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Base 1: XO Building
This old building once seemed to have served as some sort of military command office. Today, it is nothing but collapsing floors and rotting mold… You know that smell… Smells like… victory.
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The closed FDNY Engine 212 Firehouse
C’mon… you know we had to. 4 years ago, this firehouse (as well as a few others) was shut down by a city government bent on saving as much cash as it could. I knew immediately that I’d have to find my way into at least one of them, permission be damned. (more…)
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The Meatpacking Facility / High Line Construction Office
While the High Line was being rebuilt from an abandoned railroad viaduct into the stately park it later became, one of the former meat packing slaughterhouses along the viaduct became the office for work crews taking part in the project. Here’s a quick tour of their facilities…
