posted on Sep, 25 2014 @ 01:58 PM
I saw this online and want to share it with everyone on ATS. I would to be able to travel to all of these places to say I witnessed them first hand.
Church in St. Etienne, France is my favorite. I'm not religious at all but something about the water running through the church and the way the light
comes through the windows makes this man made object look like the Earth is taking it back.
Here is the start of the list with the link if you want to see more:
The 40 Most Breathtaking Abandoned Places In The World
A tree growing through an abandoned piano
Overgrown palace, Poland
In 1910, this grand palace was built as a home for Polish Royalty. The rest of the century proved uncertain for the country and under communist rule
the palace became an agricultural school, as well as a home for mentally handicapped adults and children. The former palace was deserted following the
fall of the USSR.
Jet Star Rollercoaster, Seaside Heights, New Jersey
The Jet Star Rollercoaster was left submerged in the Atlantic Ocean after Superstorm Sandy in 2013. It stood rusting for six months, until it was
plucked from the sea.
Abandoned House in the Woods
Church in St. Etienne, France
An abandoned church with a few lingering parishioners, Netherlands
The rest of the pictures are really interesting and are definitely worth a look.
The 40 Most Breathtaking Abandoned Places In The World
edit on 9/25/2014 by OptimusCrime because: (no reason given)