ethics of exploring abandoned places or mechanical spaces?

[nageov3t]

it's neat, but be sure to take proper safety precautions... I'd also recommend against exploring by yourself.

 

[doze]

I don't see any problem if everything is left the way you found it

 

[NeoPTLD]

Originally posted by: amicold
I think you're fine, just know the laws etc, know if you'll be able to get away fine if you don't disturb anything. I visit this gem at least once a year, it is owned now but it's still too awesome not to explore.

Very nice. I wish there is such thing as an abandoned high rise around here.

 

[Rubycon]

 

[markgm]

I need to try hunting down some places to explore in CT. I love stuff like this.

 

[Mike2002]

All last summer they were building a new high school right down the street that I'd visit weekly to see their progress on. It was so interesting to see the places in the building that you never see when it actually opens like all of the mechanical and IT rooms. I probably know that school better than any of the kids that go there now.

 

[markgm]

Originally posted by: Mike2002
All last summer they were building a new high school right down the street that I'd visit weekly to see their progress on. It was so interesting to see the places in the building that you never see when it actually opens like all of the mechanical and IT rooms. I probably know that school better than any of the kids that go there now.

It was cool when I was in college I had the master key to all of the residence halls (I was an RA) so I could explore all of those rooms. It's amazing all of the technology that is in one, at times it felt like I was exploring a part of Jurassic Park.

 

[lozina]

abandoned ruins always fascinate me. I love to explore them, but I'll never leave any signs that I was there. Especially places with rich/interesting history