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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿VENTURING INTO THE EERIE SILENCE OF ABANDONED LOCATIONS ALL ACROSS SOUTH WALES WHERE HISTORY WHISPERS AND NATURE RECLAIMS ITS OWN DOCUMENTING THE BEAUTY AND DECAY OF THESES ONCE VERY MUCH LOVED PLACES🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

THE OLD MINERS COTTAGESLocated on the outskirts of Swansea over looking the city hidden behind thick overgrowth is the r...
06/09/2026

THE OLD MINERS COTTAGES

Located on the outskirts of Swansea over looking the city hidden behind thick overgrowth is the remains of theses two wonderful little cottages don’t know any history on the place but was definitely a cool little explore excluding the amount of dust in the air😷

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There’s not many times you can explore an old cinema and still have everything remaining inside just like this historica...
06/09/2026

There’s not many times you can explore an old cinema and still have everything remaining inside just like this historical piece a Gaumont-Kalee GK21 (Kalee 21) 35mm projector just standing there looking sorry for itself!! This place definitely needs to be rescued so much historical cinema/theatre stuff remains to rott away‼️

06/09/2026

CHECK THIS OUT‼️BRACKLA 8x BUNKERS ☢️MOST OF YOU HAVE SEEN THE OUTSIDE BUT HAVE YOU SEEN INSIDE👀

Located on the back end of brackla buried into the hill side lays the remains of the royal ordnance storage tunnels but in the late 1960’s two of the tunnels got converted into nuclear command bunker both linking up together!! For ever sealed from the public since the sale in 1995 this place, abandoned Welsh seekers managed to get a look inside before security turned up… you will not find footage like this anywhere else on the internet👀 didn’t get to film much as the place was so big inside we had very limited inside😂

05/09/2026

We know it’s been a little while since we last posted, but we’re back out exploring and bringing you more abandoned places from across Wales! 🏴

Keep an eye out for new posts, photos, videos and explorations coming soon. 👀

Thanks for sticking with us — we can’t wait to share what we’ve been finding! 📸

Argos Bingo Llanelli‼️Argos Bingo in Llanelli was a well-known bingo club located on Market Street in the town centre. I...
23/08/2026

Argos Bingo Llanelli‼️

Argos Bingo in Llanelli was a well-known bingo club located on Market Street in the town centre. It became part of the local community, providing traditional bingo entertainment as well as a social meeting place for local residents. The club was also recognised for its charitable fundraising; in 2018, players and volunteers helped raise more than £1,000 for the NSPCC and Variety the Children’s Charity, following earlier fundraising of £1,225 for Macmillan Cancer Support now laying completely abandoned falling into disrepair a once loved place for people to gather and have fun is no more but a memory

That’s my entertainment for the night done😂 someone clearly doesn’t know the difference between messaging and replying b...
21/08/2026

That’s my entertainment for the night done😂 someone clearly doesn’t know the difference between messaging and replying back to a comment🫠 should I be taken to court for commenting a building should be demolished 😂 ゚viralシ

21/08/2026

Look how smart and presentable the original oden cinema uniforms used to be🎭

🎭THEATRE ELLI LLANELLI 🎭Originally one of the Odeon’s in the Oscar Deutsch chain of Odeon Theatres Ltd. chain. Designed ...
21/08/2026

🎭THEATRE ELLI LLANELLI 🎭

Originally one of the Odeon’s in the Oscar Deutsch chain of Odeon Theatres Ltd. chain. Designed by architect Harry Weedon (assistant architect in charge was P.J. Price), and opening on Saturday 18th June 1938 with seating for 1,450 (900 in stalls and 550 in balcony
The design was typical of the circuit style, with rounded corners and faience tiling, the main Odeon sign placed above the five tall windows above the front canopy. The opening film was Jack Hulbert in Paradise For Two The cinema was taken over by the Classic Cinemas chain on 9th December 1967 and renamed Classic. Classic Cinemas triplexed the cinema and it was reopened on 1st October 1971. The circle was extended forward to create Screen 1 with 516 seats and the remaining cinemas were created in the rear stalls seating 273 and 122. The opening film in Screen 1 was Oliver Reed in “The Hunting Party”, in Screen 2 Franco Nero in “The Virgin and the Gypsy”, and Screen 3 offering “Danish now completely shut down all remains are the memories of this once loved place

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20/08/2026

HOUSE OF THE DOLLS‼️

How creepy is this house with the musical box playing😳😱
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19/08/2026

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