abandoned school pt 3 (Patreon)

Windows are occasionally hard to come across in abandoned buildings, as most of the time they're boarded up. Accessible bandos more than likely do have light coming through, but the windows are more often than not busted and broken through. This spot in between a stairwell in the school was a strange in between, with all of the bottom half of the glass gone and most of the top half, with panes still remaining.

The decay and destruction of abandoned buildings is interesting and always different. It's a side to them that makes them so intriguing, but also saddening. Of course it is disappointing when people with bad intentions seek abandoned spaces to destroy them, yet, that very act adds to the variety of each one I come across. The human destruction is never quite the same, as is the way nature decides to reclaim the space. The decay is why people find such interest in bandos. I wish these places would be left alone, explored in peace without altering, and left with no trace; the true nature of urbex. Alas, that is hardly the case, which is why you hold locations close and always, everywhere you go, leave no trace. :) Hope everyone has a lovely Thursday and weekend. On Tuesday, I will be combining 2 sets that are smaller into one post (still from this school!) and next Thursday, finishing this location off with our best set from there. Then, it's off to bigger and better stuff, as our "urbexing" starts improving greatly. I think it's so exciting to share that journey with you folks. Thank you for being here.