Destroying my lungs

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Went back to the Air Force radar base to see more of it and to play some basketball in the gym. Got to see the one building that is said to be the computer building. Was only able to see the inside because I'm skinny. Totally dark in there and I need to go back. Photos from that building didn't come out well but we had fun and played some Bball in the gym.

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Entrance to the gym


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Gym


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Needed a drink after the game


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Housing for the base


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Entertainment back then


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Washing up


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The hall of rooms


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The airflow for heat


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The earth takes over

nice set, cool location.

buildings arent gonna fuck up your lungs unless you intentionally snort asbestos or lead paint.
ive been "exploring" since 1980 or 81.

i went to the hospital one day cuz of severe chest pain. turns out i had a torn rotator cuff, pneumonia and emphysema, no sign of any damages from asbestos. they said this was from smoking since the 80s, and probably due to exposure to chemicals during my 20 years of being an electrician.
hope that eases your mind about asbestos. dust and shit IS bad, but only from constant exposure. ive actually worked on buildings which seemed to be carved out of asbestos, no problems from it at all. when i get semi healthy again (i have 5 bulging discs, 2 are torn), i plan to return to exploring, and i wont change a single habit, fuck a mask. the only thing i wont be able to do that i could before is jog 40 flights of stairs to the roof of a sky scraper without stopping. and with my inhalers, maybe i CAN still do that!

nice set, cool location.

buildings arent gonna fuck up your lungs unless you intentionally snort asbestos or lead paint.
ive been "exploring" since 1980 or 81.

i went to the hospital one day cuz of severe chest pain. turns out i had a torn rotator cuff, pneumonia and emphysema, no sign of any damages from asbestos. they said this was from smoking since the 80s, and probably due to exposure to chemicals during my 20 years of being an electrician.
hope that eases your mind about asbestos. dust and shit IS bad, but only from constant exposure. ive actually worked on buildings which seemed to be carved out of asbestos, no problems from it at all. when i get semi healthy again (i have 5 bulging discs, 2 are torn), i plan to return to exploring, and i wont change a single habit, fuck a mask. the only thing i wont be able to do that i could before is jog 40 flights of stairs to the roof of a sky scraper without stopping. and with my inhalers, maybe i CAN still do that!

Thanks. I'm not really worried about my lungs I just titled it that because the one building was really sealed up and had lots of fire damage in it smelled really bad and lost of dust. I don't wear a mask. My friends were kinda worried thats way I just through that title up. It was nice of you to tell me this though. My thing is there was one place I went in before and it smelled of death a smell that was almost unbearable.

oh god i know that smell! theres a bunch of abandoned slaughter houses along some abandoned train tracks in detroit.
ever slip on whats left of a pig after its been sitting there for god knows how long? i never went in that building, or many others along those tracks. the smell is just fuckin horrible!

im liking #8  *kewl*

you got some really cool shots here dude... 4, 5 & 6.. awesome :punk: i'm jealous, looks like a really fun place!

you got some really cool shots here dude... 4, 5 & 6.. awesome :punk: i'm jealous, looks like a really fun place!

Thanks. It is a really cool place. I want to go back again.

Thanks. It is a really cool place. I want to go back again.

@trailbound did you ever end up going back?