Inside the Soviet Union's Chemical Ghost Town

[@bwturbex]

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[@mohamadjefry9412]

Hey bwt, it's been a while! So! What's your new abandoned place exploration in upcoming video?

[@tracyb8193]

Yes please go back here and film more, I enjoyed this! I really like the abandoned industrial sites and castles.

[@cv507]

0´53 a itch and hörr guestürce ^?^ there is anöthörr legällitti..? ´trespässync ^??^

[@felixthecleaner8843]

'yes, please do go back there.. it's a fascinating place and to think it was so secretive and out-of-bounds.. love all those old electrical machines with the screens/scopes.. what have they been used for? 'Yes, please return when you have more time!

[@bwturbex]

Absolutely agree - it's such a fascinating and mysterious place! Those old machines with the screens and scopes are a real vintage highlight, and they might have been used for monitoring or communications back in the day. We'll try to make a return and dive deeper into the history and technology hidden there. Thanks for the encouragement!

[@SoulKiller15]

We 110% NEED a much longer video on this place! Even revisit the gems you showed here but in longer detail. What an amazing place, thank you for sharing.

[@bwturbex]

We’re definitely considering a follow-up to dive deeper into the hidden gems we only scratched the surface of. Stay tuned for more!

[@alsanova]

@@bwturbex Quite a big area to explore! Going to take at least few days 😀

[@dnghuebert]

As a scientist, I understand the reason that historically, everything was left there, but those chemicals should be catalogued and stored somewhere safe. Depending on the seals and conditions some of it may still be usable. As for the glassware... Most of it still looks great. After some cleaning, muffling, and autoclaving, I know tons of scientists who still use ancient glassware as the stuff is expensive.

[@bwturbex]

You're right, it’s surprising how much personal stuff gets left behind. It’s likely due to the unexpected nature of the abandonment, leaving everything in a rush. As for the glassware, it's great to know that with proper care, it can still be useful! What a shame it just sits there for decades on end...

[@burlyshorn]

Fab video, please go back I particularly love the ex Soviet Union abandoned sites they are rarely vandalised and tagged. Thanks so much 🙏

[@bwturbex]

We also love exploring former Soviet sites - they have such a unique history and atmosphere. However, many of the Soviet-era structures we've encountered have unfortunately been completely destroyed and are often covered in graffiti. It's a bit of a different vibe compared to some of the more untouched locations. But we’ll definitely keep hunting for more of these fascinating places!

[@gvii]

Oh, man. Those old oscilloscopes are just fantastic. Love those. Especially with the older round CRTs.

[@bwturbex]

What do you think they might have been used for in this plant? Love to hear your thoughts!

[@gvii]

@@bwturbex Not being a chemist, I really don't know. But I've no doubt someone more qualified will jump at some point and chime in. Hopefully. Also, being Soviet era, God only knows what else they might have been doing there alongside the chemical research. And a lot documentation was either lost or destroyed in the post-fall chaos. I do know they are often used in biochemistry before all the purpose built equipment we're used to now was a thing. Your basic heartbeat monitor is really just a purpose built oscilloscope. But what else they were used for besides that is well and truly outside my sphere of knowledge on the subject. All I can say is that I wasn't surprised to see them there. Or the function generator sitting on a shelf. I think I saw a lab grade bench multimeter too? Not sure as I can't make even a half-a**ed guess at anything written in the Cyrillic alphabet.

[@hauzparty]

⁠@@bwturbexits old transistor oscilloscope “Tesla oscilograf bm 464” with “not in use” sticker on it. Regarding its usage i dont know…

[@nojbik]

Welcome to Slovakia, which is technically more a central Europe then eastern. This plant was obviously abandoned in 2004-2005 as per extinquisher label.

[@2MartSaar]

What city is it in?

[@thruknobulaxii2020]

That has to be my all time favourite location. Anyone who ever played S.T.A.L.K.E.R is going to love it. I hope you take us back there on a long summer day.

[@djakkdjakkd]

U know where it is?

[@bwturbex]

Hey, we played STALKER ourselves and loved the games! By now, our lives feel like STALKER, Fallout or so, haha.

[@faeryvixenetc]

Definitely would love to see more! That room full of Pipettes was insane!

[@aPizzaStainedSlob]

Such a beautiful space. Glad you guys are running around capturing these decaying locations and preserving their pasts.

[@bwturbex]

Thank you so much for your kind words! These places are full of stories, and we love being able to document their beauty and history before time erases them completely. Stay tuned because there are more incredible spots coming up!

[@thesilversurfer100]

Amazing film and photography. Great content. Such an amazing place to explore. I’ll be in Europe next year travelling from Canada. You guys inspire me.

[@bwturbex]

Thank you so much for the kind words. It's amazing to hear that we've inspired you! Europe has so many incredible spots to explore - you're going to love it! Wishing you safe travels and unforgettable adventures next year. Maybe you'll discover some hidden gems yourself!

[@opheliaschlegel1725]

Wie immer, ein absolut gelungenes Video! Alleine der Raum mit den unzähligen Glasröhrchen. Man zuckt bei jedem von Tobis Schritten ein bisschen zusammen an der Stelle 😄 Allgemein mochte ich es mehr, als ihr beiden zumindest untereinander deutsch gesprochen habt (haha, leicht zu sagen als Deutsche, ich weiß 🙈) obwohl euer Englisch einwandfrei ist. Bin gespannt auf die weiteren Videos von dem Trip. Schönen ersten Advent euch noch!

[@bwturbex]

Es kommen auf jeden Fall noch viele spannende Videos von unserem Trip, danke fürs Dranbleiben und supporten! Hab eine wundervolle Adventszeit! 🎄

[@SRay-or3nc]

Most excellent decay! Most excellent video! I loved all the imagery! Your English was perfect!!! I turned on German subtitles. It was interesting to see words that I knew and how they were arranged. I hope you guys are well and everything is going splendidly. ❤

[@bwturbex]

We’ve actually been speaking English for many years now, and we’ve definitely improved along the way. It’s great to hear that you enjoyed the video and the imagery - we always aim to create an immersive experience. Hope everything’s great with you too! Happy Birthday!

[@liapete13]

Yes! I would love to see more of this. Russian abandonments are always so pristine, and being Soviet era, yeah. The natural decay is amazing and this short visit hints at so much more!

[@justarandomkid3275]

Please go back this is my fav video of yours , it’s so beautiful to see the impact of time within these buildings

[@VelocityUrbexadventures]

Kalender ist bestellt. Die Bilder sind mega und die Beschreibungen lesen sich wie eine kleine Reise durch die Orte. Danke für Eure Arbeit! Das wir daran teilhaben dürfen, ist nicht selbstverständlich. Ich wünsche Euch eine angenehme Advents- und Weihnachtszeit.

[@bwturbex]

Vielen lieben Dank für deine großartige Unterstützung! Wir freuen uns sehr, dass dir nicht nur die Bilder gefallen, sondern auch die Texte des Kalenders.

[@travisadams4470]

Wow, this was incredible. I could have watched a two hour long episode. Please go back and explore more of this chemical plant.

[@urbanexplorerchannel]

Ein toller Film von Euch! Gerne mehr von der Location, war sehr interessant! LG Roland

[@joangravel2436]

Yes go back awesome place I enjoyed watching

[@tanerhoward6432]

Yes, please go back! This is awesome. I would like to see more of the production plants and those giant smoke stacks.

[@bwturbex]

You should check out the KZbin channel from our pal NotMe who just posted a video from there, too, and he even climbed one of these giant smoke stacks! That's the channel: @notme7197

[@judiwilson7]

It’s amazing and beautiful to see the trees and mosses and ferns growing inside the building. How awesome

[@tomahzo]

Beautiful video! I would've loved to see a lot more from this place! I don't know if you have the material from this exploration but it would've been nice to see a longer form edit with more details. Like 40-60 minutes maybe? Absolutely fascinating stuff!

[@bwturbex]

It’s amazing to hear how much you’d enjoy a deep dive like a 40-60 minute edit - this place certainly has enough character to fill that time. The challenge with longer videos is the sheer amount of work it takes to craft them: reviewing hours of footage, finding the best sequences, balancing pacing, and editing all those details to make the story engaging. But comments like yours inspire us to consider it for future projects!

[@kananaskiscountry8191]

hey is ever good to see u guys back again = ive been wondering where u went too

[@bwturbex]

Hey there, thanks for your comment! Did you maybe miss our latest upload? Better double-check our channel, cheers!

[@pauloalvesdesouza7911]

Yes please, go back and explore more of this place. On what I'd like to see on the channel: any abandoned place that catches your eyes. I love them all: castles and mansions, creepy, industrial, military, bunkers, cold war stuff...

[@toddburgess5056]

Definitely go back to this place! What a treasure! Thanks for sharing this exploration video. This one really reminded me of your first projects.

[@obsoleteoptics]

Surprised you guys didn't camp out there overnight and do a multiple day exploration. Looks like it'd be worth it.

[@bwturbex]

Yes, it really might be worth it! But we were just stopping there on our way to more freaking cool abandoned places we're going to feature in the next couple of videos. Stay tuned!

[@alexanderbeitinger1853]

You guys must go back and show this amazing bit of untouched history !

[@GiovanniFilangieri]

Beautiful exploration. Very well told with both beautiful images and very functional text. An excellent and exciting product. Urbex , the real one. Much envy

[@icascone]

I think this place definitely warrants more exploration and more look at the documents!! I think the places where you go that has the most of left in it like this the better! You guys are one of the few urbex channel I like!

[@bwturbex]

Thank you! We hope to bring you many more great exploration where we find everything just left behind. You will definitely LOVE the next episode we're planning to publish in two weeks. ✌️

[@icascone]

@@bwturbex Thanks look forward to that!

[@Petertronic]

Oh yes I could watch this place for an hour or more, it is quite amazing. My calendar arrived today thank you!!

[@byte.observer]

This location is UNREAL. Seriously one of the best locations I've ever seen. I feel like it deserves a video of at least an hour long, hopefully more!!

[@EchoKraft]

Definitely go back and do more of this place seems very interesting

[@bwturbex]

Thanks so much for sharing your song for this production! 🖤

[@nanocasalv1328]

I love the fact you keep going better and better with every vid! Thanks for the quality and humanity! 🙏🏻😊🇦🇷❤️

[@bwturbex]

We're striving to improve our content over time, and it means a lot that you notice the progress. Your support keeps us motivated, and we're grateful for it!

[@MysteryNotes]

Earliest I've ever been to a BWT video!!

[@bwturbex]

Enjoy the show and let us know how you'd like the video!

[@cardinaloflannagancr8929]

Very cool place I think more of that would be great if possible.

[@rhondad9381]

These explores are really cool Keep at it!

[@StevenJeNova]

Yes, this is definitely worth another visit. Very interesting & beautiful.

[@garyhecksel4809]

Yes! Please return and film more. Please be careful and have gloves. Love your channel.

[@Laurelsyoutube]

Love to see more like this, but have never been disappointed with your videos; love them all! Thank you for all you do to make these to share with us🥰🙏👍

[@bwturbex]

Your encouragement keeps us going!

[@VelocityUrbexadventures]

This location is one of the most fascinating places I've ever seen. In former Eastern Germany was a similar looking factory/laboratory

[@bwturbex]

I think we did a video about that place you mentioned!

[@elmerkilred159]

It's amazing people left personal belongings like photographs behind. Most of those gas masks look like US version of M17 gas masks that have been around since the 1960s. I used the M40 when I was in in the 1990s. The activated charcoal canister filters last practically forever sealed in a can until they are open, then they are only good for filtering harmful chemicals for a month or two. They're still good for filtering out CS gas, and other non life threatening gasses. Those masks are salvageable/serviceable if the rubber isn't chalky or crumbling. So, if you go back and think you might be in an area with hazardous chemicals, black mold. You have safety equipment just waiting for you to use. The canisters look like old olive drab or black cans that are the same diameter of the filter and about 4" tall that has a metal key that used to be common on old canned meats (Ham...) you could buy in a grocery store.

[@bwturbex]

Thanks for the detailed info - that’s fascinating! It’s incredible how durable some of that equipment still is after all this time. The history behind those gas masks is amazing, and it’s good to know they could potentially still be functional with proper filters. Makes us wonder what other hidden gems like that might still be waiting in places like this.

[@Manga64]

This is fascinating!!! Thanks.

[@Wistful77]

Impressive exploration! The way nature creeps in and reclaims the structures and everything, using the things we took from nature...🤔 "Forgotten history, uncertain future."

[@bwturbex]

It's always fascinating to see how nature slowly reclaims these places. It really puts into perspective how connected everything is.

[@DestinyGodden]

This place was amazing! Such great decay with so much left and untouched. Please go back ❤

[@Coisasdedaniii]

Sempre bom ver a sua notificação! Hoje postei um shorts com o livro que vocês autografaram e nos enviaram aqui no 🇧🇷ficou incrivel!! Parabéns pelo belo trabalho!

[@bwturbex]

Oh wow, watched your Short right away. Thank you so much for your great support!

[@Coisasdedaniii]

🫶🏻✨

[@sondelgeister]

Wow, das Video hat mich absolut abgeholt. Alles sehr stimmig gehalten. Kamera Führung und Sound Gestaltung sind sehr im Einklang mit der außerordentlich mystischen lokation. Es gab wirklich gänsehaut Momente. Selten so ein dimensional guten lostplace gesehen. Glückwunsch zu dieser einzigartigen Erinnerung! Fantastisch!!! Mfg

[@bwturbex]

Ey, mega das tolle Kommentar! Vielen lieben Dank. Bist du jetzt erst über den Kanal gestolpert? Wir haben richtig viele Lost Places Dokus, die dir bestimmt auch gefallen werden.

[@sondelgeister]

@bwturbex tatsächlich ja, mich wundert es ehrlich gesagt, das ich euren Kanal erst heute entdeckt habe, da mir diese sparte doch bestens bekannt ist. Ich freu mich drauf mir noch mehr Videos anzuschauen und den Abend zu genießen. Danke für eure tolle Arbeit.

[@robertmanley7556]

Yes I you can please come back to this location !!! And a new calendar, YES !!!! 👏👏👏👏 This place was awesome !!! Where ever you guys go is fine with me its always cool and interesting your videos and channel is AWESOME !!!! Keep up the great work guys !!! 👍👍👍

[@bwturbex]

Thank you so much for the amazing support and enthusiasm! We're thrilled you enjoyed this location as much as we did, and hearing that you’re excited about the calendar makes us super happy! We invested a lot of time and love into this product!

[@LarryKaiser-x3c]

Great explore guys,top notch as usual,abandoned industry facinating,any plans for a return to Italy? glad your back!!

[@bwturbex]

Thanks, pal! We still have another season of Abandoned Italy on our hard drives. This will be huge! 😁✌️

[@nikao2732]

Love your video guys, btw i live in that state and there a bunch of big abandoned industrial facilities

[@carolb29]

this place is massive! would love to see more but wouldn't want you guys to be hurt in any way. Aren't there still bad chemicals all over the place? Ya'll are the best!

[@bwturbex]

Thank you so much for your concern and support! 🖤 As for the chemicals, we’re always cautious and assess the risks before entering such places. Most of the dangerous substances are long gone, but we do encounter traces that remind us to be careful, like sealed containers or lingering smells.

[@brobb3630]

Incredible!!!!

[@bwturbex]

Yea... mind-blowing experience. What did you enjoy the most about this video?

[@urbexkespointofview]

Yes! Pls check the entire site! These are the most beautiful with this decay and its an interesting place.

[@bwturbex]

This place is absolutely fascinating, and we totally agree it deserves a deeper dive. While we can’t make any promises just yet, it’s definitely on our radar to revisit and explore more thoroughly in the future.

[@hassanlahssini7100]

This document is great

[@bwturbex]

Thanks for watching! Much more is to come very soon.

[@j1st633]

Wonderful channel.

[@bwturbex]

Thanks for stopping by! Are you new to this channel?

[@verahartmann7072]

Hat mir gut gefallen, passt gut auf euch auf

[@bwturbex]

Danke für deine Unterstützung! In zwei Wochen kommt das nächste Abenteuer.

[@tomsopterravideos2985]

Videos are awesome, please continue. P.S. you guys are nuts!

[@bwturbex]

The next video is already being edited. Make sure to return in two weeks to watch the next urbex upload! Thanks for watching!

[@stefanp8137]

Thanks for showing 👍 I think you just scratched the surface, much more to explore there. So, please go back for Part II and Part III and ...😃

[@Gillymonster18]

Finally KZbin makes a good suggestion. Love urban exploration videos. Granted, we only saw a small slice of it, but I don’t think any of those buildings would be worth saving. Too expensive to clean up and verify they’re safe.

[@bwturbex]

Hey, are you new to the channel? If so, we have 200+ urban exploration videos for you! Welcome!

[@liacanio5948]

Sii, otro video de este lugar tan deteriorado y fascinante. También me gustan los castillos. Saludos

[@claudiolucero7678]

Tremendo!! Es muy loco pensar que en algún momento eso fue util, alguien trabajó ahí. Y que esas banderas pertenecían a un gobierno que hoy ya no existe pero tenenos (gracias a ustedes) la oportunidad de ver el pasado aún. Me encantaría ir a uno de esos lugares intactos. Soy de Argentina y, lamentablemente, lugares intactos no suelen verse ya que son bandalizados. Disfruten ustedes!! Excelente video (muy corto por cierto)

[@littlepoison92]

this place is insane, very beautiful even if it’s so destroyed

[@timurg3865]

спасибо за новое видео. - делайте продолжение с этой локации, очень интересно!

[@halbvoll1]

So wonderful

[@derrenleepoole]

Great explore this. But it felt too short. Like there should be a part two or three. A site this big, you must have got more footage?

[@bwturbex]

Sorry, mate! The days are just way too short right now, and we needed proper daylight for filming. Using flashlights would’ve risked us getting caught. But you’re absolutely right-this place definitely deserves a second visit!

[@derrenleepoole]

@@bwturbex I get that. Still good content though. Keep safe.

[@REInandinho_Compto_22]

Estou ansioso pro próximo vídeo. Adoro vídeo de bunkers

[@bwturbex]

Thanks for your comment. This bunker in our next video is absolutely crazy! We're already working on that video, and we're planning to release it on December 15th.

[@derbuntekanal]

Den Neuruppin-Löscher fand ich schon wild in diesem Ort 😅 mega Video 👍

[@bwturbex]

Ja, oder? Aber die finden sich ja tatsächlich überall, zumindest im Osten. Danke fürs Kommentar!

[@larissabrown9940]

Please go back it's amazing

[@REInandinho_Compto_22]

Conteúdo excelente como sempre ❤

[@bwturbex]

Thanks for watching, and how cool is that to have an audience from all around the globe!

[@marianielsen2958]

Hello from Sweden. Please go back and continue exploring that place.. So fascinating with these abandoned ex Russian secret plant's off all kind. Love your video's. ❤😊😮

[@closetoyourheart]

Amazing as always !! ❤❤❤❤

[@bwturbex]

Much appreciate it! What was your favorite part of the video?

[@patriciahadley2374]

That place is massive, so I think another visit there is on the list. Perhaps it would be possible to explore the living quarters of the people who worked in that nightmare of a place. Great photography as always. This is also due to you all being slim and agile and being able to wriggle through the tiniest hole like little mice. 👍👍👍

[@bwturbex]

It was such a pain to get inside these buildings! But it was totally worth it. Going back for another exploration would also be definietly worth it because there's so much more to see and find out.

[@LeianKaneko]

what happened to the OG intro ? the intro music was so relaxing and iconic

[@bwturbex]

Hey, which intro do you mean? We have different intros for different series. There's no OG intro. Thanks for watching!

[@LeianKaneko]

​@@bwturbex the intro with Blood Red Sun - Riot while u guys talk stuck to me, i swear i heard it multiple times xd

[@bwturbex]

Yes, old but gold Abandoned Italy Season 2! There were 16 episodes, so maybe that's why!

[@mathildaf5100]

I love industrial abandoned places!❤

[@bwturbex]

Yes, same here! Too bad we don't upload much of them because these industrial videos usually don't perform as good. But this one just had to be posted!

[@helik22]

Wow!!! Unreal ❤

[@messengerguardiansparanorm8606]

My boys! I feel like I've neglected you all! I'm glad I ordered the new calendar a few weeks back. I still look forward to joining you all on my adventures, either during or after my PhD work on the paranormal experience and liminal realities of imaginal projection (not the real name of the work, but an approximation for KZbin).

[@unf0ld]

While i enjoy all of your videos, sometimes you come out with an absolute gem, hope you go back

[@Aikurisu]

Any abandoned amusement parks by any chance? If you're hunting for something different, I mean. Even so, this latest adventure deserves a revisit... or three.

[@bwturbex]

Abandoned amusement parks would be such a unique adventure! But it's not as easy here in Europe. We'll definitely keep that in mind as a potential location for the future - just imagine the atmosphere of decaying rides and overgrown paths!

[@dsmkyle8802]

Go back the Soviet era stuff is awesome. Thanks for doing that stuff

[@icascone]

For most urbex is about the decay of indoor rooms or even the outdoors, but To me seeing abandonment places is more as about having an idea of what it would have been like when those building were operational and this offers that in plenty!

[@bwturbex]

That's such a fascinating perspective, and I completely agree! Exploring these places is like stepping into a time capsule - it sparks the imagination about how life once was when the buildings were bustling with activity. It's incredible how much history and atmosphere still linger in these spaces. What's your favorite place so far?

[@icascone]

@@bwturbex From your channel is when you visit abandoned homes and you read some of the letters and "Solve the mystery" (or try to), of what happened to the owners and find some pictures of what kind of lives they had... That's fascinating! Having said thoguht building like the ones in video had lots left and gave good glimpse of the past! The Soviet bunker was very interesting too and was so preserved you guys spent the night there! Amazing!

[@MissFoxification]

Yes please, go back!

[@bwturbex]

Maybe we aim our return for a different season! When there's snow or when everything is green because nature returns after a long winter!

[@MissFoxification]

@@bwturbex Both would be very beautiful. It would be a tough call choosing one over the other.

[@sofiabrittlisdotter2891]

Wow guys 😮 what a place.

[@Boga217]

Please keep digging in and exploring it.

[@MarkusGeheim]

Short but good.

[@bwturbex]

Next one will be short, too. But even more interesting!

[@chriso5251]

Great , i love it.

[@bwturbex]

Cheers! What kind of abandoned places should we explore in future videos?

[@rolfsinkgraven]

This is all? would love too see more if possible. Next time if you are back in that area.

[@optical_ideas]

Oh wow, abandoned factory. Looks awesome 😲 btw. any chance i can get the name of the song at 4:50 please? i checked the 5 songs from the description, but they don't sound like it 🤔

[@bwturbex]

Hey there, thanks for the comment! That song you mention isn't available online. It's a sketch Falko P. Eidner from our community composed a while back and shared with us.

[@obsoleteoptics]

That Sea Shepherd jacket looks comfy and warm

[@bwturbex]

Hell yeah, that jacket is amazing! Fully vegan made, too.

[@monicahyland8641]

This is so cool

[@paul28177]

it's amazing how they just leave these places with everything there... it's shocking how they were doing highly questionable experiments yet had pictures of their family

[@diamondback2085]

Wow 2500 people employed there when I was 15. I can place this in my lifetime. Tensions between the US and USSR were cold. Just barely better than when I was in grammar school. Guys you gotta go back. That tech was in unbelievable condition

[@2MartSaar]

What city is it in??

[@ivojuricek]

It is Czechoslovakia facility. You can see Czechoslovak gas masks OM10 and on the walls there are portraits of two presidents of Czrechoslovakia. All the lab equipment is Czechoslovak made... And so on...

[@MrIlluminati1]

Tolle Location.... Der Feuerlöscher kommt aus Neuruppin, mein Heimat Ort. 👌🏻

[@bwturbex]

Da waren wir vor Ewigkeiten mal zur Klassenfahrt, haha.

[@2MartSaar]

What city is the factory??

[@gunmetal2445]

I don’t think I’ve seen so much glass at one place. I am so used to seeing plastic litter.

[@BerndBalk]

Hello BWT I like industial areas. Please show us more.

[@Белогорцева-п7э]

Thank you so much for this amazing video! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@kathleenroberts6357]

BWT, EWF, AWE, TSV, and PD Should do a collaboration together because is something all the groups like

[@bwturbex]

What's the other groups?

[@kathleenroberts6357]

@bwturbex Exploring with Fighters, Awesome World Explorer, The Secret Vault, Proven Demons, I missed one Exploring with Josh

[@jacquie5292]

Ghost Towns are interesting.

[@bwturbex]

These are one of the places we love to explore the most!

[@urbex9797]

Can you bring a battery and switch on the computer at 10:38?

[@bwturbex]

What kind of battery would we need then?

[@urbex9797]

@@bwturbex I am guessing something delivering 220V 50hz and two type C (NOT USB type C) or type E socket. About 250 watt.

[@urbex9797]

@@bwturbex It the computer is still there. Maybe they just left the monitor behind.

[@flemmingsorensen5470]

PLEASE go back 👍👍👍

[@auroraboobiealice6352]

Amazing views! You are very brave gentlemen!