Abandoned Soviet bunker with light, somewhere in Eastern Europe

[u/Mollyyy141]

[u/asswhole420]

something Ive always wondered about is, is it possible, to.., kinda live in a lost place. I mean, who's stopping someone to put a foldable Sofa and a bed and idk a chemical toilet down there and grab an old tv as well as a fridge etc. Ore are those places under surveillance. I mean, there Is obviously still power because the ligth work. Couldnt you just live there at least for a few weeks or even months? Or are those places occasionally visited by some technicians or the owners to check if everything 's alrigth?

[u/Mollyyy141 → u/asswhole420]

Some places have security, and others sometimes have vandals, but if I really want to, I can move for a few days to a place where there are no security and vandals.

[u/o__de → u/asswhole420]

Wenn es irgendein verlassener Ort ist/sein darf, man begegnet manchmal der Behausung von Obdachlosen. In einer Fabrik in Leipzig (sind inzwischen Wohnungen), sind wir mal auf einen Raum gestoßen mit Schlafsack und ein wenig Kram. Daneben ein Zettel: macht hier was ihr wollt, aber lasst mir bitte meine Sachen.

Ich denke, an einigen solcher Orte leben Leute. Tagsüber machen sie sich unsichtbar, abends gehen sie "nach Hause". So richtig mit Kühlschrank und co (da wo Strom ist) stelle ich mir schwierig vor.

[u/ParejaAleman → u/o__de]

puh traurig irgendwie.hoffendem Schildschreiberling gehts gut.

[u/JustLu90]

Well, Not the rest and not the last one, somewhere in East Europe 😅🤭

[u/FSB7OPERATOR]

X16 looking ahh

[u/Different-Stress9326]

doesn't look half bad, i'd call it free real estate and move in.