Детройт
Летим на выходные в Детройт фотографировать руины, развалины и прочий нежилфонд. Пока что сарафанное радио посоветовало вот что:
>OK, you definitely want to spend some time at the Packard Plant. Park near the corner of Bellevue St and Frederick St and walk north along Bellevue, under the bridge, then enter the building on the right. Take the stairs up to the bridge and cross over. That's just one small building, but the top is spectacular. Cross back over the bridge and head east then north on that level to access the rest of the ginormous complex. It crosses several roads.
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>The old train station *is* iconic, but heavily patrolled so hard to get inside. only the ground floor is really worth it. It's a bit over hyped, as it's more of a symbol than a great place to explore. But it is worth while, certainly.
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>But seriously the Packard Plant has so many different locations you could get away with a *lot* right there. You can even drive a car up into it from the north side, so it's pretty convenient.
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>As for ghost towns, it's really just ghostly neighborhoods, but near the Packard Plant and the Heidelberg Project is pretty desolate. Maybe try google satellite images and scan over the far east and west sides. You'll see some blighted areas, all right!
>OK, you definitely want to spend some time at the Packard Plant. Park near the corner of Bellevue St and Frederick St and walk north along Bellevue, under the bridge, then enter the building on the right. Take the stairs up to the bridge and cross over. That's just one small building, but the top is spectacular. Cross back over the bridge and head east then north on that level to access the rest of the ginormous complex. It crosses several roads.
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>The old train station *is* iconic, but heavily patrolled so hard to get inside. only the ground floor is really worth it. It's a bit over hyped, as it's more of a symbol than a great place to explore. But it is worth while, certainly.
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>But seriously the Packard Plant has so many different locations you could get away with a *lot* right there. You can even drive a car up into it from the north side, so it's pretty convenient.
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>As for ghost towns, it's really just ghostly neighborhoods, but near the Packard Plant and the Heidelberg Project is pretty desolate. Maybe try google satellite images and scan over the far east and west sides. You'll see some blighted areas, all right!