Not anymore, but as kids - yes. Old office buildings, factories, warehouses, junk yards/rail yards.
Back then, it was the adventure of hidden worlds. Risk was thrilling.

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Yes, I absolutely love exploring abandoned places. Luckily, I live in a state that has a lot of ghost towns

All my life. I grew up on the Mojave desert. Ive lived amoung various ghost towns and abandoned mines since i was a small child.

I did. I went to this abandoned hospital (which is a touring spot) for a tour 🥹 never wanna do it again.

I never went inside one but there are plenty around to look at here. There are some that look cool

I've been photographing abandoned places for 20 years. Never get tired of it

I've roamed around many abandoned sites I find them fascinating

I have visited several abandoned ghost towns, and I love walking around them trying to envision how they worked in their Hay Day. These were in New River WV, USA.

Several "ghost towns" in S. Dakota...Colorado and Wyoming.

Yes, inside my heart.

Lots of castles in the UK, a jail, a school, a church, a hospital, old graveyards that appear abandoned

Southern Ontario, Canada has more abandoned towns which are called 'ghost towns' which were left over from a huge oil boom in the 1800's than every ghost town every recorded in the USA.

Every summer I make a special point of visiting and charting each ghost town I explore which is only about a 3 hour drive from where I live.

I've been looking at stuff on Facebook about Saskatchewan. Seems like the whole province is abandoned. A desolate beauty.

yes a lot time in my life in recent time I was in a nomadic village in Himachal Pradesh , it's amazing to feel that silence and imagine the past life there