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Findloo
Location: Southeast Michigan Gender: Male Total Likes: 96 likes
I love industrial sites
| | | Not just a boring warehouse? < on 7/27/2021 4:21 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | In southern Detroit There is a very underrated abandoned building, in fact it is a neat 10-floor warehouse on the river. A massive painted on the sign on the side reads "Boblo Island" this building was on my list, so I checked it out on my urbex trip to Detroit. The old graffiti on the exterior had been painted up by some time in the 2010s This is where the trains would arrive, there were some old rail markings around some buildings nearby suggesting an old railway had been removed The owners or setters of traps committed a felony by setting traps like these Would you go in these small-building-sized freezers? I wonder if they repaint that blue... The font looks like it's fading After walking back into the next one floor annex, I found a room full of pipes, big old generators and a couple boilers. Parallel to this room was the base of the smokestack too This one lost the foam insulation on it The cold storage half of the building (windowless) had girthy un-huggable pillars, and wasn't visited often Albert Kahn's fancy elevators made the office area nicer Some time in 2015 the 4th floor went up in flames. Somewhere on the internet is an image of the floor blowing fire out of its windows As I got further to the roof, the layout for the office changed on one floor The top floor had considerably more thin pillars, which weren't painted yellow and black like every other floor The tops of the elevators, where water collects and falls down the walls, making each floor more and more wet Big cords for big elevators The skyline, crazy how there's a river between me and downtown
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