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UER Forum > Archived Canada: Ontario > Caledon-Orangeville Area (Viewed 563 times) sillygirlv12  Location: Orangeville Gender: Female better than kids  |  Caledon-Orangeville Area < on 12/7/2005 8:15 PM >   Hi, I am looking for some good locations to check out north of the GTA. Does anyone know of any old houses or abandoned farms that are good? I know a few but I don't want to go alone, my husband is not into this. Maybe someone female to explore sites with near me?? LET ME KNOW, NOW, RIGHT NOW. manitou  Location: Mississauga/Toronto/Waterloo Gender: Male I was born with an inherent knowledge of every abandonment in the world!  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 1 on 12/7/2005 8:26 PM >   Off the top of my head there are three reasonably interesting sites in the Caledon/Orangeville, one west Caledon, one in south Caledon, and one in Orangeville itself. I'm not counting abandoned houses here as I am sure there are ample amounts of them around. My suggestion is that you go out and look for them - that is the standard response on this site to anyone who posts here looking for information on site locations. www.dkphotogroup.com nightbird  Girl Moderator Location: Buffalo, NY Gender: Female Gone abortin, BRB  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 2 on 12/7/2005 8:51 PM >   Posted by sillygirlv12 Does anyone know of any old houses or abandoned farms that are good? ......LET ME KNOW, NOW, RIGHT NOW. Well, since you were so nice and said please.... No one likes a lazy ass, and even fewer respond kindly to demands like that. Get off your ass, get in your car, and go look. WTF indeed. abandoned-echoes  Location: Creemore, Ontario Gender: Female sky might be fallin' but remember you can fly high...  |  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 3 on 12/8/2005 2:59 AM >   i agree with everyone else. it's not that hard to find them, if you go and look for them. plus, you need to know what to look for. here's some hints: - unkempt driveways/lawns - broken or missing windows - graffiti - check for vehicles on the property they are easier to find than you think. take a drive and see what you find. "Nothing is static, everything is appalling, everything is falling apart." http://www.abandoned-echoes.com lopix  Location: Ontario Gender: Male I survive on the poison you're feeding me  |  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 4 on 12/8/2005 7:14 PM >   Posted by sillygirlv12 Hi, I am looking for some good locations to check out north of the GTA. Does anyone know of any old houses or abandoned farms that are good? I know a few but I don't want to go alone, my husband is not into this. Maybe someone female to explore sites with near me?? LET ME KNOW, NOW, RIGHT NOW. Maybe you should ask if you could meet with anyone, much easier that way. And meeting people here helps with trust issues, and thus other help. Making demands is not a good idea... but if it was in a joking manner, maybe some sort of to let us know... I'm not angry - just focused :: No human opinion is higher than the truth http://www.lopix.com :: http://www.dkphotogroup.com Decoy  Location: Leslieville Gender: Male Oh I have slipped the bonds of earth...  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 5 on 12/8/2005 7:17 PM >   Posted by lopix Maybe you should ask if you could meet with anyone, much easier that way. And meeting people here helps with trust issues, and thus other help *cough* IWillBeLivingInOrangevilleThisMonthForWinterBreak */cough* It's a drag, it's a bore, it's really such a pitty To be lookin' at the board, not lookin' at the city. Mutt  Moderator Location: Bunbury, Western Australia Support your local Funeral Director ----- Drop Dead!  |  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 6 on 12/8/2005 11:20 PM >   Sorry for your misfortune. I used to live near there (Hillsburg) for 10 years, not too exciting I tell ya. All men are cremated equal. gambino  Location: Toronto, ON Gender: Male  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 7 on 12/9/2005 1:56 AM >   I have a cottage in hockley valley, not much to do there. fedge  Location: Gaud Corners, Ontario, Canada Gender: Male you blight up my life™®  |  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 8 on 12/9/2005 2:35 AM >   Posted by sillygirlv12 LET ME KNOW, NOW, RIGHT NOW. The "v12" in her nick stands for virgin 12... 18-odd Years Of UER-ing! Decoy  Location: Leslieville Gender: Male Oh I have slipped the bonds of earth...  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 9 on 12/10/2005 12:44 AM >   Posted by Mutt Sorry for your misfortune. I used to live near there (Hillsburg) for 10 years, not too exciting I tell ya. Bah. There's lots to do if you have imagination. For me, one of the great perks of UE is always having something to do. It's a drag, it's a bore, it's really such a pitty To be lookin' at the board, not lookin' at the city. sillygirlv12  Location: Orangeville Gender: Female better than kids  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 10 on 12/21/2005 10:41 AM >   Posted by nightbird Well, since you were so nice and said please.... No one likes a lazy ass, and even fewer respond kindly to demands like that. Get off your ass, get in your car, and go look. GEEEZ!!!! As if the "demand" was serious. I did not expect to be taken so seriously! Name here IS Sillygirl. Does that tell you anything?? I know around here there are lots of abandoned houses, just asking for some tips or maybe a good location to KINDLY share!! Not asking for a kidney. Geeez!!! As for being lazy, well no, more like cheap. Gas prices...Also, work nights 13 hours 5 days a week. No time!!!! I have a metal detector to bring along too, if that helps. Any good, safe locations around Caledon to share greatly appreciated. Axle  Location: Milton, ON Gender: Male Sieg oder Tod  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 11 on 12/21/2005 1:35 PM >   I'm with ya on this one, the price of gas is preventing me from hopping in a car and going scouting. However the rest are right, you did sound demanding, that's the trouble with text, it doesn't convey the same amount of emotion. Basically when you are driving keep your eyes peeling for the things that faded_x mentioned. Always have your UE gear with ya also (Camera, Flashlight, boots, respirator). And of course share with everyone here. Celer at Audax Para la Victoria Siempre Alemanes! Phantom403  Gender: Male MOOOO!  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 12 on 12/21/2005 2:23 PM >   Metal detector?? I'm almost afraid to ask... Phantom403 *giggles* The problem with the world is dumb people. I'm not advocating capital punishment for dumb people. I'm just suggesting we remove all the warning labels and let the problem solve itself. sillygirlv12  Location: Orangeville Gender: Female better than kids  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 13 on 12/21/2005 3:53 PM >   Posted by faded_x i agree with everyone else. it's not that hard to find them, if you go and look for them. plus, you need to know what to look for. here's some hints: - unkempt driveways/lawns - broken or missing windows - graffiti - check for vehicles on the property they are easier to find than you think. take a drive and see what you find. Thanks very much. I still feel like even though it looks abandoned, someone will be in there. I have a few places in mind, I will have to scout them and maybe ask neighbours if they have answers. My husband thinks this is kid stuff and trespassing. I don't know anyone who lives close and likes UE. Thanks for the tips, -Michelle abandoned-echoes  Location: Creemore, Ontario Gender: Female sky might be fallin' but remember you can fly high...  |  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 14 on 12/22/2005 5:22 AM >   you're welcome. when i'm unsure of how completely abandoned a place is, i make sure i have a story planned out incase someone is in there. with some simple props, you too can avoid arrest. -wear all black, carry a bible, if anyone asks, you're with the Jehovah's -make business cards that say something like "graphic artist and amateur photographer" or claim that you are from the historical society -say you're checking out the property because your uncle is looking to purchase some land in the area, and you told him you'd take pictures of the house those are a few of my *personal* faves. lol. though i have never been caught yet... dont jinx it!! ;] "Nothing is static, everything is appalling, everything is falling apart." http://www.abandoned-echoes.com Axle  Location: Milton, ON Gender: Male Sieg oder Tod  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 15 on 12/22/2005 12:49 PM >   - Photography Student is always my favourite - Free-Lance Photographer (have a card) - Private Investigator, flash any sort of idea, if it's fast enough, like a student card, people won't worry about it. - Real Estate Agent, have a cell and be talking on it (even if there's no on on the other end) and have a camera and be taking photos of the place (you probably will be anyways) And Above all else act like you're supposed to be there, as soon as you start fumbling with yourself they will become warrey of your claims and call you on it. Be confident, assertive, and know your cover story before hand. Those are the ones I enjoy using. Celer at Audax Para la Victoria Siempre Alemanes! manitou  Location: Mississauga/Toronto/Waterloo Gender: Male I was born with an inherent knowledge of every abandonment in the world!  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 16 on 12/22/2005 4:40 PM >   White hard hat, work gloves and a clipboard work well too. You can say that you are an engineer or estimator working for the local municipality or for a development firm interested in restoring the building. www.dkphotogroup.com sillygirlv12  Location: Orangeville Gender: Female better than kids  |  Re: Caledon-Orangeville Area <Reply # 17 on 12/22/2005 8:49 PM >   Thanks a lot, everyone. I will remember those suggestions for future use. Have a great holiday time, stay safe too!! UER Forum > Archived Canada: Ontario > Caledon-Orangeville Area (Viewed 563 times) All content and images copyright © 2002-2024 UER.CA and respective creators. 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