Trespassing Into History

There is not much information regarding this (mostly) abandoned "efterskolen" in Denmark. An efterskole (literally "afterschool") is a unique type of Danish voluntary independent residential school for young people between the age of 14 to 18. At an efterskole, students can choose to spend one, two or three years finishing their primary education.

This school in a village only a few kilometers north of the 1920 Danish-German border,...(more)

About 30 to 40 decaying Volvos from different years of manufacture can be found on an apparently abandoned plot of land somewhere in Denmark. There is no information regarding the history of this place, but there are reports of a potential owner who patrols the grounds from time to time...(more)

Early in April of 2019, we embarked on a short tour to Eastern Germany to check out a few abandoned places. The first spot that we explored that day was an abandoned community center. It is located right next to an abandoned castle, which we had already visited a few times in the past. The community center, however, somehow eluded us for a couple of years - until that one sunny Sunday morning.

The place was easy enough to access - after we had parked the car, we just had to cross the street and walk into the building - no signs or fences tried to keep us out, and the door was open. Inside, we were greeted by a typical hall from socialist East Germany. The most striking....(more)