A couple of streets behind Norwich's Dereham Road (behind the former KFC), June 2016.
Showing posts with label urban exploration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban exploration. Show all posts
Tuesday, 20 September 2016
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Be Kind, Rewind: Blockbuster Video, Dereham Road, Norwich
The long-vacant Blockbuster video store on Dereham Road, Norwich. Video rental stores were pivotal to my soul, growing up: the small, local, independent places were clearly the ones to frequent (in my hometown in Yorkshire, it was a place called KC Video: the horror section felt fabulously shifty, as any self-respecting horror section of a video shop should), but I've got good memories of working my way through the shelves of Blockbuster too. My education in film came from places like this. I miss them.
Labels:
abandoned,
city,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
horror films,
norfolk,
norwich,
obsolete,
urban,
urban exploration,
vhs,
video
Saturday, 28 May 2016
Saturday, 9 April 2016
Sunday, 3 April 2016
Trailer Trash: Beneath the A146
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a146,
abandoned,
bleak,
bridge,
decay,
derelict,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
flyover,
graffiti,
norfolk,
norwich,
urban,
urban exploration,
vehicle
Monday, 28 March 2016
A Groping and Random Fashion: Ghosts in the Harford Hills
Easter Sunday morning skulking in the woods, and I came across the remains of a haphazard campsite / drug den. A thin plastic sheet erected from a few branches, blowing in the wind, put me in mind of a certain M R James bedsheet ghost: "... at once the spectator realised, with some horror and some relief, that it must be blind, for it seemed to feel about it with its muffled arms in a groping and random fashion..."
Labels:
black and white,
darkness,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
ghostly,
harford,
harford hills,
homeless,
m r james,
mr james,
norfolk,
norwich,
rural exploration,
rurex,
sheet,
trees,
urban exploration,
urbex,
woodland,
woods
Wednesday, 23 March 2016
Crack'd
Labels:
broken,
city,
derelict,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
glass,
norfolk,
norwich,
shattered,
urban,
urban exploration,
windows
Friday, 16 October 2015
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
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