What do you do when you can't ride your bike?

[BanannaMan]

Sometimes I consider visiting a mental institution when I can't ride my bike. (not one that's closed though)
Mostly I just sit around and pout while muttering swear words.

Check out the 28 days later forum as well!
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/

[Jayneflakes]

Originally Posted by speedplay

The point thats usually missed.

Asbestosis is a nasty killer

This is something that I do take very seriously, but you are right to raise this issue because it is a very nasty way to die.

Originally Posted by Chalky

This maybe of some interest to you..

http://www.abandoned-britain.com/

Thank you, will take a look.

Originally Posted by shifter

Check out the 28 days later forum as well!
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/

I am already a member,but thank you for the link.

[Dave20046]

Niceone jane

28daysater.co.uk too

Originally Posted by robchester

I dont know if people accept the dangers involved with entering these properties. They are exciting to go around, and especially when its history in a box which is untouched from the outside world, however most of the building are structurally unsafe and those which are safe, are usually riddled with asbestos. I like the photos that people seem to get from these places but wouldn't go round taking any myself.

This is true, although if the building's quite undisturbed and you don't go round bouncing off the walls you would have thought the risks pretty minimal.
Knowing how many tradesmen have no idea what it looks like or was used in or how recently it was stopped being used is slightly more scary.

[Nobbylad]

Originally Posted by grimey121uk

Ive been to Whittingham mental hospital loads of times over the past 4 years, old hospitals especially the mental ones have a very strange feeling to them

I worked there (office worker, not nursing staff) over 15 years ago. Some incredible stories that are almost unfathomable and a very, very sinister 'museum' which was basically just some rooms locked away in the bowels of the complex.

I'll never forget some of the things I witnessed there, amazing to think how much we've moved forward as a society in less than 200yrs.

wonk

I take my pet for a long walk

Sleep

Originally Posted by Nobbylad

I worked there (office worker, not nursing staff) over 15 years ago. Some incredible stories that are almost unfathomable and a very, very sinister 'museum' which was basically just some rooms locked away in the bowels of the complex.

I'll never forget some of the things I witnessed there, amazing to think how much we've moved forward as a society in less than 200yrs.

You might like these, I have tonnes more pics that i have not uploaded yet
http://www.flickr.com/photos/l_glass...7613011369707/

Originally Posted by grimey121uk

You might like these, I have tonnes more pics that i have not uploaded yet
http://www.flickr.com/photos/l_glass...7613011369707/

At the risk of being seen as stupider than normal how do you access these places ? I mean do you just climb a fence ? and wouldnt these places look good shot in grainy black and white or even infrared ?