28 Days Later Forum, Urban Exploration - Closed :(
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I had only found the place after your thread yesterday and found it a really intresting read
ive only been on there a few months but bummer, though some of the people had the heads stuck in places they shouldnt be 
and the admin were a little harsh.
looks like http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/index.php will be the next best thing.
and the admin were a little harsh. looks like http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/index.php will be the next best thing.
FFS. All those decent threads and pictures gone. Loved browsing that site when I had nothing better to do. It seems the big fanny has had a hissy fit. Hope it returns though the guy sounds like he might be stubborn so I doubt it...
Soldato
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Can you not troll?! Stay in GD.
You do it at your own risk, so it's up to you if you get hurt or not.
InvG
I didnt collect trolls, the hair was kind of fun though.
No but most people will see 28 days later forums and get the idea and then go break in to some derlict condemened sewer and die.
I use to come out of tons of places in the 80s only to see in the paper that someone died a week later stealing the copper from it.
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Never liked their hair...strange little toys them things.
People will still find the places and do it, less than if the places are advertised by websites etc. I admit, but still it isn't going to stop people from doing it all.
It's not something I'd do even though I love to see the pictures of the places as I worry about trespassing/getting arrested and getting hurt and not being able to be found etc.
As I said earlier though, it's on the person that does it if something happens, they know the risks and still choose to do it. Obviously it's not nice when people do die/get injured from doing it.
I'm glad the closing of the site isn't going to stop people documenting the old derelict buildings that'll otherwise be ignored and torn down.
InvG
People will still find the places and do it, less than if the places are advertised by websites etc. I admit, but still it isn't going to stop people from doing it all.
It's not something I'd do even though I love to see the pictures of the places as I worry about trespassing/getting arrested and getting hurt and not being able to be found etc.
As I said earlier though, it's on the person that does it if something happens, they know the risks and still choose to do it. Obviously it's not nice when people do die/get injured from doing it.
I'm glad the closing of the site isn't going to stop people documenting the old derelict buildings that'll otherwise be ignored and torn down.
InvG
Are you trying to say your older than 16?
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The inevitable outcome of a popular forum closing, you'll see practically the same content up somewhere else within a week. Happened to the footy team I support a year or so ago and nobody talks about the old forum anymore.
Well another popular forum of that type has closed it's registration so I suppose you are right.