Neocities

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

bodacious44.net

tunnel.html

3 likes

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

urbex.html

1 like

punk-tart 5 months ago

I knew you were a midwesterner (as a midwesterner)

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

2 likes

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

bodacious44.net

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

angelsaremathematical 22yk01

5 months ago

Thank you! I have some unironical advice on how to find friends to do urban exploration together with

3 likes

angelsaremathematical 5 months ago

Firstly, the set of urbex people overlaps greatly with the set of people who do extreme sports. So if you know anyone into parkour, rock climbing, skateboard and stuff like that, chances are, they would also really enjoy urbex, even if they've never done it before, and you could ask them if they would be interested to explore something abandoned with you

1 like

angelsaremathematical 5 months ago

Secondly, a great way to find even more urbex friends is... meeting them at the abandoned places themselves. Abandoned places have the reputation of being really dangerous, but in reality, going into an abandoned building would be generally safer than taking a simple walk in the city, because the greatest risk and the biggest danger lies in other people.

angelsaremathematical 5 months ago

Abandoned places barely have any people. You are very unlikely to meet anyone there, therefore it's really safe. And if you do meet someone, it's probably going to be people who are also into this rare and niche hobby. It's very easy to become friends with randoms you meet at an abandoned place, I made a bunch of friends that way.

angelsaremathematical 5 months ago

A situation when two or even three separate companies bumped into each other somewhere abandoned, merged into one and continued the adventure together happened to me quite often. And you're likely to hang out again and become good friends with people you met that way

1 like

22yk01 5 months ago

i will reply shortly via email!

1 like

angelsaremathematical updated Angels Are Mathematical

5 months ago

Angels Are Mathematical

blog.html

maps.html

8 likes

angelsaremathematical 5 months ago

Made a new post about maps and navigating without GPS!

2 likes

22yk01 5 months ago

wow that sounds like a fun adventure! i have the same ideas about gps, especially when i drive, i never use gps and only rely on signs. urbex is so fun, i wish i had friends to do that with X﹏X congrats for your job btw!

1 like

iwillneverbehappy 5 months ago

Fantastic, can't wait to sit down and read this!

saint-images 5 months ago

I mostly share the sentiment!! I will never understand my friends who won't walk further than a 5 minutes walk away from their own homes without the gps telling them where to go. In their home cities nonetheless... Even though I'm the Spend The Day At Your Dumbputer kind of person I still walk a lot for fun and could probably reach any point in my city while only knowing the address, even the most "ebenya" spots.

1 like

bmh 5 months ago

I use a combination of methods. I'll sometimes use an old GPS in my car for the final leg of a journey to somewhere I'm unfailiar with but I prefer to rely on paper maps and my own hand-written directions. I cycle a lot so visualising the route before hand is most useful. Too many people don't have a clue where anything is in relation to anywhere else.

1 like

bodacious44 updated bodacious44.net

5 months ago

house.html

urbex.html