The Nexus

I like to explore ruins and relics. I find great beauty in things the world has left behind. | it/its https://www.scarbunny.art/

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Chalkville Campus - Pinson, Alabama

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Eureka Springs, AR

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memories 2

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inside the Cinema 6

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dusty, but still here

i haven't been able to photograph any abandoned stuff much in the past few years because i've been going through some rough waters. to be perfectly honest, my entire life was ruined and i'm still picking up the pieces.

i don't know when i will be able to do urbex again, but i bought a new camera, so whenever i do jump back into it, you'll all be getting much nicer photos. thank you for staying tuned all these years.

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memory

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Thank you, all who put up with my years long hiatus. I hope to bring you all new ruins photos again soon. 0u0

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The Caraway Hospital in Birmingham, AL

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found an abandoned hunting blind in the forests of Alabama

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PSA: TRANSGENDERISM AND THE HOLOCAUST - PROPAGANDA MACHINES REWRITE HISTORY

PLEASE READ THIS SHORT POST AND BOOST IF YOU CAN. LIVES HANG IN THE BALANCE. The Wikipedia articles for the Holocaust, trans people during the Holocaust, and trans genocide appear to have been shortened drastically. The Holocaust page itself now mentions nothing of the trans victims of the camps. The page for trans genocide is now a stub of its former self that includes criticism from a Canadian Jewish organization claiming that calling this the early stages of a genocide is "insensitive" to victims of "recognized genocide".

They cannot be allowed to get away with this in the shadows. This cannot be viewed as anything but cooking the history books to distance American right-wing politics from Nazi ideology. Please share this knowledge in any way you can, because the world needs to remember: the Nazis of 20th century Germany used strategies directly inspired by the Jim Crow laws of the United States. They cannot fool us if we pay attention.

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(cont.) Went back during the day once it stopped raining (this time with a full battery, of course) to get a better look at the place and take some pictures of the areas I’d missed. Thanks to the daylight, I noticed the building had sustained some pretty hefty fire damage, although whether it occurred post-abandonment or not remains a mystery. Another perk of returning in the morning was noticing another deserted residence on the way there, somewhere along the opposite side of the same street. I’ll be uploading some pictures from that in the next post.

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More from the quarry town of Phenix, MO.