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New post up from this week:
St Mark's Church
I'll be honest, I've grown less interested in churches in general over the years. Unless they've got some amazing architecture or stained glass or something I don't go out of my way for them.
So I just want to mention that among the new upcoming posts I've already completed/scheduled, one had been a "bucket list" location of mine for about as long as I've been exploring and I finally checked it off the list. There's a wide variety of different stuff coming up; it's been one of the more diverse years I've ever had. Stay tuned.
St Mark's Church
I'll be honest, I've grown less interested in churches in general over the years. Unless they've got some amazing architecture or stained glass or something I don't go out of my way for them.
So I just want to mention that among the new upcoming posts I've already completed/scheduled, one had been a "bucket list" location of mine for about as long as I've been exploring and I finally checked it off the list. There's a wide variety of different stuff coming up; it's been one of the more diverse years I've ever had. Stay tuned.
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There's been 3 posts already since the last update. Got so much stuff to post I'm burning through these pretty quickly, partially because the two mills are legit tourist spots and while cool/old/scenic are pretty small and don't otherwise have a lot going on. Lots more good stuff coming right up.
Old House #4
Falling Spring Mill
Alley Spring Mill
Old House #4
Falling Spring Mill
Alley Spring Mill
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Been away from Stl and MO for a long time but found my way back to UO today while learning about English Cave and the recent-ish discoveries! I played urban explorer briefly as a Webster photo student (didn’t we all?) and it makes my day/year to see SubLunar still active here and on your blog. Whoever you are, you’ve got a long time fan admiring your posts from AK. So fun to re-live some of these now-gone places.
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hey thanks!dandelion avalanche wrote: Sat Apr 19, 2025 3:29 pm Been away from Stl and MO for a long time but found my way back to UO today while learning about English Cave and the recent-ish discoveries! I played urban explorer briefly as a Webster photo student (didn’t we all?) and it makes my day/year to see SubLunar still active here and on your blog. Whoever you are, you’ve got a long time fan admiring your posts from AK. So fun to re-live some of these now-gone places.
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Wow this general store is crazy. Good postSubLunar wrote: Mon Apr 28, 2025 11:45 am Welch Spring Hospital
and
The General Store
And a short little video from Falling Spring Mill
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I've been slacking when it comes to updating the forum/social media with the latest posts, so here's the two most recent blog posts:
Parke County Poor Asylum
and
Joplin 66 Speedway
I haven't, however, been slacking on adventures. I just put another 3 notches in the ol belt this past week. I'm fuckin sore and exhausted and got poison ivy on my face because I had to hide from security face down in the grass (and a pile of fresh racoon shit) for about an hour. That sucked.
Tons more blog posts queued up so stay tuned to the blog every other Sunday at 4:20 pm with the subsequent links posted here whenever I remember to do it.
Parke County Poor Asylum
and
Joplin 66 Speedway
I haven't, however, been slacking on adventures. I just put another 3 notches in the ol belt this past week. I'm fuckin sore and exhausted and got poison ivy on my face because I had to hide from security face down in the grass (and a pile of fresh racoon shit) for about an hour. That sucked.
Tons more blog posts queued up so stay tuned to the blog every other Sunday at 4:20 pm with the subsequent links posted here whenever I remember to do it.
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Gnarly stone and bars... Capone's cell looks exactly as plush as expected tho lol
Preservation over plunder.
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Como Roundhouse
The Como Roundhouse is a formerly abandoned roundhouse in the middle of nowhere Colorado. The site includes the roundhouse, train station and hotel, all of which are in various stages of restoration, all of which is being done by volunteers.
Video for Prison #7
This video includes THE GROUNDHOG INCIDENT in two parts.
The first encounter is at 23:24
The horrific attack occurs at 25:46
The Como Roundhouse is a formerly abandoned roundhouse in the middle of nowhere Colorado. The site includes the roundhouse, train station and hotel, all of which are in various stages of restoration, all of which is being done by volunteers.
Video for Prison #7
This video includes THE GROUNDHOG INCIDENT in two parts.
The first encounter is at 23:24
The horrific attack occurs at 25:46


