Abandoned places in Morell, PE, Canada

St. Peter's Harbour Lighthouse

Morell, PE

Old Photo  •  6 years ago

St. Peter's Harbour Lighthouse

St. Peter's Harbour Lighthouse

Old Photo  •  6 years ago

Behnke off Hwy 63 ( Trout Lake Road)

Noodles25  •  15 hours ago

There is apparently an abandoned town called/in Behnke, Ontario.  If travelling along Hwy 63 (Trout Lake Road) heading towards Quebec from North Bay, just pass Hwy 533, there is a green sign that says Behnke 26(?) khms  The story goes that this use to be a booming  town but some “tragic“ event occurred and the entire town moved away.    The road into Behnke looks like a cow path but we are going to head in there next Sunday with our ATVs.  Does anyone know anything about Behnke, the history etc?

Cross Creek Ruins

Cerulean  •  6 days ago

Anyone know which part of the Cross Creek trail in Guelph/Eramosa the ruins are located?

anyone know sites in laval or montreal?

racoon  •  1 week ago

im pretty new to all this. took a look at the location suggestions and theyre all years old posts and now demolished?  right as of now i explored a big house under construction in a mansion neighbourhood, an abandoned house in a forest/parc and also got chased off a warehouse by a dog before i could even get inside. how do you guys deal with cameras also.

Exploring in Toronto / GTA

ADDG  •  1 week ago

I've always had a fascination for this. Looking to get started so im curious. Anyone down for a sidekick lol. Any tips or recommendations when dealing with Toronto / the GTA?

What's in your gear bag?

Face_Tinnitus  •  4 weeks ago

So ya, what's in your gear bag, or stuff that you always take with you? I try to keep my bag sort of set up for different areas. An example would be Bear Spray, if the location is remote and includes a hike, I'll bring the spray and leave the tripod behind. If the location is more urban then the spray stays home and the tripod comes out.  Just looking for ideas and if I 'am missing something important Cheers

Requesting for Level 2

Geodes  •  6 days ago

I believe I've gained enough experience and have contributed enough content that it would make sense for me to be promoted to level 2. Though I'm barely over the minimum requirements, I hope that my albums indicate that I have passion, a willingness to explore and find new locations, and most importantly, a willingness to improve. It's fairly obvious that I'm not experienced in photography, but I think it's clear that my albums have greatly improved in quality as I've explored and experienced more (like my Atlas Auto Shop and Shef's grill albums). The one aspect in which I believe I'm a little behind (in terms of promotion) is added locations: I've added 3 of them, (but also found Minor Niner) and I hope this is enough to indicate that not only am I able to explore without visiting well-known locations, but that I'll be able to add to the database as I explore and discover. There is also a lot to improve about the quality of my posts, as well as my skills as an explorer, and if there are any concerns or advice that I need to take into account, please share it with me (especially if I'm not yet ready for level 2).

Requesting for Level 2

Face_Tinnitus  •  4 weeks ago

Good evening, I am applying to the voting masses for a chance to move up to Level Two, with the hope that it well open up more locations in Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada. I have been exploring steadily for the last four months, did slow down for bit because of a tick bite, which was probably karma for pushing in a door a bit more forcibly then I should have. The house was totally worth it, but a complete mess, and probably going to collapse in on itself in the next couple of years.  Thanks for your time and consideration.

Requesting for Level 2

heavygunnertty  •  4 weeks ago

Hello everyone. I have been a member of the community for a while now and have always loved exploring abandoned places. I would like to move on up to level 2 as I would like to access better locations that have more to offer. I recently purchased a drone so I will be able to take very high quality photos and or videos of these locations. I have never vandalized or destroyed any locations that I have been to weather from this site or on my own finding. While I may not have contributed much to the site so far I only had access to a very low quality camera at the time, and I would like to provide much more from now on.  Thank you for reading this and I hope to be promoted to level 2 soon, Heavygunnertty.

Requesting for Level 2

Echo  •  1 month ago

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Requesting for Level 2

lemony  •  1 month ago

Hello, I am applying for level 2. I have met all of the requirements for level 2, as I have 9 locations, 10 albums, and I have been on the site for more than three months. I have contributed relatively consistently since May of this year. What allured me to urbex lies not only in the exploration of abandoned sites but also in the preservation of their stories. As an someone who explores those places, I want to capture the essence of each location through photos, history, and documentation.  Through those mediums, I'm happy to share Alberta's (and other places I happen to travel's) forgotten places. Speaking of mediums, in terms of my photography, I strive for each of my photos to be quality, but when I'm able to, to have a decent quantity of pictures as well.  But, urbex isn't just about aesthetics, it's about acknowledging the layers of history that define Canada's (and in my case, Alberta's) landscapes, which is why I choose to add details of each location's history to each post.  This is my favourite hobby, I travel to ghost towns and abandoned buildings as much as being located in Alberta + being a student allows. Please let me know what you think!

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