https://urbexiam.com/9-urbex-rules/
Don't share location information. This rule is one that new urban explorers don't really understand. It's a reason they can't find abandoned buildings to explore. Because experienced urban explorers don't share location information with just anyone. Not even in urbex forums. It's something YOU should never do.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Urbex/comments/u75z3z/getting_locations/
People don't wanna share the location to strangers on the internet, because if they do, those locations can get almost immediately vandalized etc (yes, it happens and happens way too often). In addition to the other reasons given about vandalization and destruction if locations are shared, oftentimes urbex is a lot about discovery.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Urbex/comments/w7zjnj/can_we_have_a_rule_on_this_sub_about_not_asking/
50 votes, 23 comments. What the title say basically. Most of the posts here are asking for sposts. And one of the main rule of Urbex is not to share

https://www.abandonedworldphotography.com/urbex-tips/complete-guide-to-urbex-for-beginners
Urbex attracts a diverse group of individuals, each with their own motivations. Some are passionate photographers who use urbex locations as their muse, while others are thrill-seeking explorers who revel in the adventure of discovery. There are also historians who see urbex as a way to connect with the past and share it with others.

https://urbexunderground.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-find-abandoned-places/
Once you find a page check the page for an address or GPS coordinates. Usually you'll find this in the top right hand corner. From there, click on the coordinates and it will direct you to several flavors of maps you can open the coordinates from. Lastly you can use Wiki to check the current state of the location.

https://www.reddit.com/r/urbanexploration/comments/jcdcxf/urban_exploration_an_introductory_guide/
There are also facebook groups out there for location specific urbex stuff! Gotta dig deep. ... and construction workers are still in the sight. I don't really know times when construction workers won't be there. Anyways, thanks for the detailed essay. Reply reply ... A place to discuss and share your addressable LED pixel creations, ask for

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE53owmRoFw
When giving out locations to others, always make sure you are not sharing the spot with the wrong person. Make sure you trust them. Just telling everyone a s

https://urbexiam.com/15-tips-for-any-new-urban-explorer/
A simple backpack with a couple of items such as a flashlight, water, a first aid kit, gloves, and a cellphone, is enough for any explorer. All locations are different and require different gear. It's important to know the location you'll be visiting (Tip #3) so you know if it's best to bring certain equipment.

https://urbexiam.com/what-is-urbex/
Those urbex rules are: Don't break into buildings; Don't vandalize a building; Accept that some places are off-limits; Don't steal anything from a place you're exploring; Don't share location information with anyone you don't know; Take photos, lots of them (Optional) Don't run if you are caught

https://urbexology.com/blog/post/1.html
Here are some resources to help you find your location: Online forums and urbex communities: join an online community to connect with other explorers and get advice on the best places to visit. Google Maps and Street View: Use Google Maps to get a satellite view of the area and Street View to get a virtual tour of the location.

https://urbexhub.com/how-to-find-abandoned-places-for-urban-exploration-urbex/
Click on "Tools" beneath the search bar, then select "Any Time" followed by your chosen date range. This can be helpful in finding out the condition of a location. Some recommended Google searches include: "abandoned" + "city name". "abandoned warehouse" + "city name". "abandoned house" + "city name". "city

https://www.urbexshare.com/
If you want to tell your urbex adventures or share your pictures, you can simply create a profile, log in and start contributing! Click here to start! Help to protect urbex locations: never share the geographical situation of a location.

https://jeroentaal.photography/how-to-find-abandoned-locations/
There are numerous techniques for finding abandoned or urbex locations. Here are the most valuable ones: Local Insights. OSINT Tools. Search Engine Operators. Heritage Databases. Crowdsourced Maps. Google Maps & Street View. Urban exploration, often abbreviated as Urbex, is a captivating and adrenaline-pumping hobby for those seeking adventure

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-5-rules-you-need-to-k_b_14656484
Respect the history and integrity of the building you are exploring so that other urbexers can enjoy it safely in the future. 3. Never break anything in order to enter. This form of adventure is probably not the most legal travel activity, however us urban explorers never "break and enter."

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/social-urbex/id6467944789
Our app is designed just for you! Easily manage and organize your Urbex locations, connect with friends, and share your discoveries with the community. Please note that our app does not provide locations; you need to add them yourself. Key Features: 1. Interactive Map View: • Visualize all your Urbex locations on an interactive map.

https://urbexunderground.com/abandoned-places-in-tennessee/
The 100 block of Gay Street is also served by more contemporary utility lines. The Gay Street underground is one of the few abandoned places in Tennessee that is occasionally used to run city utilities. 6. Pressman's Home Trade School. 36.44878, -83.05591.

https://urbexhub.com/urbex-map/
Why not use our urbex map! Simply click on the markers to unveil urbex locations we've explored, complete with their history and photography. You can also use the search bar below to find a specific location or to uncover a hidden gem near you via geolocation.

https://urbexhub.com/what-is-urban-exploration-urbex/
The Oxford Dictionary defines it as "The exploration of man-made structures, usually abandoned ruins or hidden components of the man-made environment.". In recent years, the popularity of urbex has grown significantly, largely influenced by the rise of social media and the impact of COVID-related lockdowns. Prior to 2013, The Guardian

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https://www.instagram.com/tp.urbex/reel/C8dnVpjuTnY/
620 likes, 8 comments - tp.urbex on June 20, 2024: icantbelieveiletyougetaway (aldn). "This is why we don't give out locations…".

https://www.reddit.com/r/Urbex/comments/1bye9h7/is_there_a_global_map_that_i_can_contribute_inuse/
There's an app called Haze Explr but you have to put your email in and wait for an invitation, if you're not trying to wait you can download Abandoned World (both on the AppStore) I recommend a website called urbex.ai for finding places, it uses AI from images off Flickr and some other apps. 0. true.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/gateway-church-leader-announces-robert-morris-resignation-audio-rcna158026
Robert Morris is still pulling for Gateway, Fambro said, which was why he is stepping down. "Pastor Robert wants to see Gateway Church succeed in the body of Christ," Fambro said.

https://www.flavorwire.com/161476/71-things-you-didnt-know-about-tennessee-williams
2. Williams wrote a multitude of letters that he never sent. 3. In college, Williams was known for skipping classes and missing exams simply because he forgot about them. 4. Williams was born

https://onmyterms.substack.com/p/exploring-mcminnville-tennessee
In the heart of Middle Tennessee, and many miles from the nearest interstate highway, is a gem of a small town called McMinnville. It may be forgivable to believe that it is a municipality past its prime, but only if you remain unaware of the significant revitalization that's been ongoing for the past 20 years. McMinnville is a notable travel destinatio

https://www.reddit.com/r/abandoned/comments/1cntngr/wrote_two_urbex_guides_for_finding_locations_and/
I don't recommend going urbex alone, but neither going in large groups. The larger the group, the greater the chances that someone will make a mistake or somehow attract attention (it's one thing for 1-3 people to jump over a fence and another for 5-10 lol).

https://www.knoxroadtripper.com/start/mcminnville-tennessee
McMinnville is the county seat of Warren County. This town of 13,000 is known as the "Nursery Capital of the World.". The area is home to more than 400 thriving nurseries which provide plants, trees and shrubs to places all over the country. The Park Theater sits across the street from the Cumberland Biscuit Company.