The first spot we'd chosen was an abandoned hospital about an hour drive away from where we were staying, which was nice because it meant we didn't have to get up too early.
It was a cold morning. We picked up Freddy, who was staying at my borther-in-law's place, smoked a cigarette and drove off.
We got the the hospital at ar ound 10 in the morning. We parked in a public spot with some other cars near a senior citizen's home and started looking around. Parts of the old hospital appeared to be in use by an unemployment office or something. The lights were on and there were people inside. So we tried the other side of the hospital. Through the windows, we could see the rooms, empty, but in relatively good condition.
But we didn't find a way in. We checked every window and looked for air vents or something, but there was nothing. Just when we were about to give up, I spotted a door that we hadn't checked yet, because it was clearly visible from the street, and I decided to check it anyway. It was open. Withing a few seconds, we were in.
Part of the hospital was inaccessible - the doors to the pahtology were firmly locked at that point, but we managed to find a lot of great shots and we did spent a few hours in there before getting back out and having a short breakfast.
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