I took these back in 2021 when I had the chance to visit Pripyat, I figured this would probably be the right place to share some of my pictures.

Also, I didn't set up the creepy doll, but I'm sure someone else did or maybe, it's been sitting there since 86 waiting for the day her owner would come back lol.

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An abandoned church, colourful and only pigeons as visitors. I found it so pretty, even the stained glass windows and the light coming through! Sadly out of use for atleast 10 years what was told me by a friend.

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This old house sits tucked away in a pretty remote area, far enough off the main road that it felt like one of those places you could easily drive right past without ever knowing it was there.

From the outside, it had that classic old Southern farmhouse look with the weathered siding, little front porch, and dormer windows, and honestly, I wasn't expecting much beyond the usual empty, deteriorating house.

But once I got inside, it turned out to be a really cool little time capsule.

Furniture scattered throughout, old pictures, trophies and so many little details that made it feel like someone was due to return and for some reason.. never did. The peeling paint and natural decay just made the whole place even better.

These are probably my favorite kinds of finds.. the random houses tucked away in the middle of nowhere that most people stopped paying attention to years ago, but still have a story sitting inside waiting to be documented.

Places like this are exactly why I can never resist taking the scenic route versus the highway.. you really never know what you might find.

Sitting off the side of an interstate deep in the south lies an abandoned waterpark. Construction began in 2009 and with plans to open on July 4th 2010, but the park’s opening was delayed due to "weather and permit related issues".

This park included 6 water slides, with a four-lane race slide, along with a 920-foot-long lazy river with a lagoon and a 9,500 square foot pirate and sea creature themed kiddie area. With A 1,200 square foot pool with island for the adults.

Built in the late 1970s, the 30-meter Marcos Bust in Tuba, Benguet was intended to become the centerpiece of the planned Marcos Park.

The monument survived a blast in 1986—but on December 29, 2002, another explosion destroyed much of the giant concrete bust. The NPA claimed responsibility, while authorities also looked into suspected treasure hunters.

Today, only the battered remains stand amid growing vegetation.

No grand monument. No restored face. Just ruins—and a piece of Philippine history slowly disappearing beneath the forest.

Some landmarks are preserved.

Others are left for time to erase.

Was going through my old photos and found this. I think I took this photo sometime in 2017 to 2019 when I lived in the coastal plain. I can't remember exactly where this photo was taken but I do remember driving somewhere rural and saw this at a stop sign.

Resting below the Big Dipper.

I call this 'love lost'

Who knows how long this classic Dells motel has left. Looks like they getting ready to demolish it

This is pretty hidden, only found it because i seen a halfway covered up driveway and suspected it had to lead to something, couldn't even get good shots from outside because its completely covered by trees and foliage

I went around to the back behind even more indescriably dense bush, and there was a back board on the back door that had been broken, so I climbed in and took some pics looks like there was a fire inside