I saw the original 7 on Digg, and then they added 7 more I just saw. I figured I'd post them here, just fascinating to me to look through and learn why these places are abandoned...Crazy to see such formerly thriving places dead to the world.
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Re: 14 Deserted Wonders of the World
I figured Centralia would be on the list. It's like 20 minutes from my house, pretty creepy place. 2 or 3 families are still making the dumb decision of living there though, and it's only (unfortunately) a matter of time before those houses collapse. -
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Some of those places just look downright creepy, especially that one city that people can't even take pictures of. Kinda makes you wonder exactly why that's the case.Comment
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I've actually been to that place in Cyprus. My mother lived by that area in Cyprus before the Turks invaded during the war back in the 1970s. I was just there 2 years ago, and most of the area that is fenced off is Turkish military zone. On the other side of that metal fence you see in the picture, there actually is a beach that people go to. It's very weird that people go to the beach because they are only like 100 feet from those bombed out hotels and buldings.
It's definitely a very odd country. The left side of the country is still inhabited by the Greeks/Cypriots and is actually a very nice place, with beautiful towns and beaches. But once you cross the border into the Turkish zone, it is completely the opposite. The blown out buildings are still there from 30+ years ago and it doesn't seem like they've done any renovations to improve the area at all.Member of The OS Baseball Rocket Scientists AssociationComment
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Re: 14 Deserted Wonders of the World
All of those seem pretty creepy. I think the one near Genoa, Italy is probably the creepiest one if you ask me.Comment
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I wonder how much that insane asylum in NJ would cost......Comment
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