Derelict Derp : Cuba
Cuba gave me an amazing time awhile ago and with so much derelict derp and old stuff to point my camera at, I came home with shed loads of snaps...
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“The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera” Dorothea Lange
Cuba gave me an amazing time awhile ago and with so much derelict derp and old stuff to point my camera at, I came home with shed loads of snaps...
I managed to secure a “Supervised Visit” by the project manager of Jessops Construction Ltd into the Lewes Magistrates Court before it got demolished by the GBM UK Demolition company....
This is a Steam Engine Graveyard in Havana (La Habana) Cuba. Not much evidence of Scrapyard work on any of the Locomotive or Train Derp there. I seem to think...
Only a small post this one but here is a small vehicle scrapyard in Havana (La Habana) It was just around the corner from the Hotel Roc Presidente which we stayed...
The first of my urbexy type of missions whilst we were on Holiday was the Trinidad Railway Train Station in Cuba, and there is a nice collection of Steam Engine...
This building used to be a Timber Merchants Warehouse and Shop belonging to Wenban Smith Timber Merchants. It suffered severe flooding during the Lewes Floods of 2000, and before that...
The old Southdown Brewery Building (est. 1838) lies empty and is now starting its long journey towards a slow death deliberately due to Brown Envelopes and stupid Grade II Listed Building...
I finally secured a “Supervised” look at the Protestant Martyrs Steps in this cellar after many years thinking about it because of my deep interest in the history of the...