We have exciting news! In two weeks, we will host our first travel talk (it's in German though, sorry). In a theater in Dresden, so near the place where we grew up, we will have two live events in December. This will all about our Balkan journeys and our recent trip to Romania. In a multimedia presentation, we want to share photos, video clips and anecdotes. Check out this link if it sounds interesting: www.projekttheater.de/Spielplan/2022/Dezember/BROKEN+WINDOW+THEORY+-+Verlorene+Geschichten_743.html We would be happy to meet some of you there! Let us know if you have questions.

@ritasmith9553

Жыл бұрын

Let us know if you manage to devise a way to translate to English. Thanks!

@judiwilson7

Жыл бұрын

Oh man, I wish I could go (and if I spoke German…) I hope it goes well and brings you guys some well-deserved recognition

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

If we like it, we can think about doing English presentations on international stages, too!

@ritasmith9553

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex Even subtitles are so helpful. I use them all the time because sound quality is not always the best, and then there are accents and mispronunciations among the various languages.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

@@ritasmith9553 That is true, but we won't livestream these travel talks. These are events at local theaters and festivals. Totally offline, haha.

I maybe one of your older viewers at 50 years of age but i find these explore video's just captivating. Watching from the UK thankyou for all your video's

@faeryvixenetc

Жыл бұрын

59 here! so you aren't alone lol

@RuralSpanishRetirement

Жыл бұрын

65 here 😂

There is no way I’d crawl into that tiny dark creepy passage to get into that plant. Yikes! But once in there, what a wonderful exploration. The maze of stairs and catwalks was very cool. So weird to see what a high tech controller space looked like back then, compared to now. So much bare space between controls, such a large room. Amazing. Known asbestos and no masks, really guys? Don’t put yourselves at risk, please. Yet another view of Italy, and not a routine tourist one either. Thanks for bringing us along.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the cool comment! We carry protective gear with us, no worries. Often you can't see it because we are usually behind the cameras. And in safe places within these buildings we are taking it off. ✌

@azelpena6064

Жыл бұрын

Gracias por este video y tener la bravura de exploracion lugares que jamas nadie nos ba a desir de esto,,, yo estoy muy agradesido .de kosas ke yo bisite . Nada paresido. Un saludo de cdmx

Every time I see you guys, I am thrilled and overjoyed that you guys are out there exploring and shooting such great videos. Anytime I explore I think about you guys exploring, too! I had my left knee replaced and I'm doing physical therapy so I can continue exploring hopefully into my '70s.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Wow, that's pretty inspiring, to be honest. Thanks a bunch and stay curious!

This was an outstanding explore! The videography and sound engineering is/was stellar as always! Truly professional, y' all!

@ChezzaAU

Жыл бұрын

Your description summed up my thoughts as well. Video was so professional!. Crawling through that narrow opening though was scary!

All of your work is exquisite, but I think you have the most fun with your industrial sites. They give you a lot of opportunities to play with light and shadow, angles and perspective, and unique compositions. I enjoy every single upload from you, as they are very transportive. More than simply documenting what you see, you create true art from it. Thank you so much for bringing such quality consistently. Stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦

it is good to see u guys are back online - thank u

I love your work..and I have missed you. All the best, Z

Always a great way to spend Sunday morning! Bravo👏👏👏

you're so very lucky to be able to go on these incredible journeys. i'm old and fat so i could never do these things... thank you so much for taking me along with you.

Welcome back BWT!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Cheers! We're coming to stay.

I am so delighted you are back! Watching from US.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a bunch! I hope we can come to the US for some exploring soon!

@ritasmith9553

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex Gotta tell you, though, there are FAR MORE INTERESTING THINGS over there, and you are finding them. Just saying!

Fähiges Video und schön, dass ihr wieder da seid.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Danke dir! Hast du unser letztes Video schon gesehen? Vor zwei Wochen haben wir bereits wieder was gepostet.

@stephanlustig5490

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex hab ich glatt übersehen...Danke für die Info Bleibt sauber und weiter so mit eurer tollen Arbeit :)

You are back. Thank goodness. I was beginning to think something happened to you. Please stay safe, keep exploring and keep us informed.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Hey David, we're usually posting updates on social media. Apart from that, we started posting new videos already two weeks ago. Have you seen the last exploration already? Thanks for your nice words!

@davidberriman5903

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex I am not on any sort of social media. I love your work on KZread. Your subjects and your production quality is up there with the best. So many similar groups just rush around with no explanation and only very fleeting views of sites. You people take us along with you. You are a remarkable group. Greetings from Australia.

Amazing video. It’d be a good idea to use a good particulate mask if you know there is free floating asbestos though. I work around it a lot and am asbestos abatement certified. The stuff is no joke and it won’t necessarily affect you for many decades. Take care of yourselves

You all never seem to worry about poison weeds.. That place looks so amazing without any destruction. It was a really great shoot.

I love all your videos. It worries me that you didn't wear masks in this video. You guys stay safe..God Bless you all 💗🙏🌞

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

We always bring gloves and FFP3 masks together with a good knowledge of where to wear the stuff and where it's okay not to. Thanks for your comment!

Calendar ordered looking forward to getting it. Danke xxx.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Will ship it this coming week.

Great episode guys, very well made!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! What was your favorite part of the video?

Amazing. What a time capsule! Thanks for this revealing look into our technological roots!

Just watched a new video on Ninurta channel and here you are releasing a new video too! Cool, I watch both channels and both are great!!!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Damn, Ninurta is great. Thanks for watching!!!

Outstanding episode guys! loved every moment of this.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! We tried to create an epic finale for our Abandoned Italy series.

@DerelictToDecay

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex well you knocked it out of the park! Great Job!

I am still here waiting for new video whenever it drops! I love your laid back and respectful style. Your explores are always top notch!

Amazing as always ❤

Thank you for sharing and taking the risk to explore, because soon or later the history maybe forgotten, glad that you documented for future generations to remember, always enjoy your channel

I can’t help but feel that we’re extremely wasteful as a species.. I do prefer your videos to many other urbex vlogs because of your depth of knowledge of the history and your comments are intelligent and thoughtful. A really interesting film, thank you.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

The way humankind lives right now is just destructive. But this doesn't mean we as a species are destructive, too. It's just how we lived for the past couple of thousand years. We should change that and live in harmony with nature again. Or humankind will destroy itself.

Binge watching every single video you guys make, it's amazing!

Wow 😮 great find. Thanks for sharing. I miss Europe.

You are brave and beautiful! Keep doing these amazing explorations! And take care!

Another amazing video! I really hope we'll see a season 4 for Italy!

beautiful

We very much hope that you continue to showcase your beautiful work here on KZread.

Finally

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Enjoy the show and let us know what you think!

Not only asbestos. I can see some equipments even haven't been fully neutralized. There are pipes still under pressure. There can also be x-ray measuring/leak detection gauges there.

Another great video guys! Crawling in that tunnel was scary I don't know how u guys do it! Coal it opened the the industrial era but what it's done to the environment! In the US we leveled 500 mountains and destroyed 2000 miles of head waters of streams! Still like gas we can't break away from the need for coal! Then we have asbestos issues! How could we have known what we did!

Ihr lebt einen Traum.... Ich wünschte ich hätte die Möglichkeit so durch die Welt zu reisen und die krassesten Lost Places zu sehen. Danke fürs mit nehmen 🙃

WOW, impressive...

FYI guys in the archive section you left a name that can be used to find the place on Google Maps.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Too bad, but anyway, people told us this plant was sealed this year. So even if vandals go there, they won't find an entrance (luckily).

Glad to see you guys are back with new adventures for us to watch. Your content is the best. And your video edit is superb 😊🎞👍🏻

beautiful job guys, i love your professionalism!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! It's a ton of work to create these documentaries as you can imagine but we love every minute of it.

Loved it!

Love your work!

Thoroughly enjoyed your season 3 and all the 7 episodes. I find these very interesting to watch and love the history of bye gone days. Thank you for sharing this history and do think we need to know the early days etc of working in these sort of premises and how we have learnt from the mistakes and hopefully will not be repeated. Here in Australia I worked for an Insurance company and the men who worked and residents who lived in The town of Wittenoom were exposed to Asbestos and to date many were affected. These people the miners, came to our office to collect Compensation for the terrible disease that they contracted and totally effected their health so badly that they died because of it. It was so sad to see them and collecting their cheque to pay for their expenses and once their health deteriorated then left behind a wife and children to cope without their dad/husband. Asbestos is a terrible disease and it can take up to 10 to 20 yrs before you know you have it.

another amazing video guys! so looking forward to more

What a great find. Well done!

Immaculate imagery, commentary, content--tres ultime urbex! SEASON 4? But of course! Please keep bringing the beauty, BWT! 👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🤟🤟🤟🤟

I love your videos they are immersive and detailed with genuine respect for the sites. I am amazed when I think there can be such vast structures out there just like ghosts of history.

always keep safe guys ❤️

Another awesome video. It's an eerie feeling to know there is danger you can't see, asbestos. Take care and I can't wait for your next adventure ❣️😊👍

Awesome video, I hope someday soon I will be able to visit Italy. Thanks for sharing and I am looking forward to your next video

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Yes Calvin, you definietly have to go and see Italy. It such an amazing country (not only for urbex). Any destinations in mind already?

Sau gut, dass ihr dazu schreibt, dass das was Ihr macht illegal ist und dann auch noch das Autokennzeichen zeigt. Eines Juristen feuchter Traum.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Damit hatten wir bisher nie wirklich Probleme. ✌ Ist übrigens nur ein Mietwagen.

Wow, what a find, these are truly rare to find in such a condition!

That was pretty interesting. I can't believe you crawled through that narrow passage! I was wondering if the authorities that operated that old power plant would ever watch your videos. Someone did it looks like, they welded it shut.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

We went through smaller holes before. Have you watched the secret NATO bunker tour episode of Abandoned Italy season 2? Damn, that was intense, haha.

@Pantheragatos

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex Not yet! I want to watch more of your Italy explores. Thanks for the tip and reply. Your videos are so well done.

Klasse Video! Wie immer von euch

Fabulous, as always. And very Escheresque!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, right? M.C. Escher in real life, hahaha. Thanks for watching!

I love all the places you have done in Italy, this one is very Cool, Thank you ❤

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

We hope to go back to Italy one day to do another season of the series!

Excellent as always. And the reference to M.C. Escher wow

Good find. Thanks for sharing it with us

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Can't wait to bring you our next adventure.

Courageous

Love your style of videos, Thanks for this adventure! greets from France👋

Awesome video thanks

WELCOME BACK! love your content keep going the goodwork greetings Lostbuildings.

Another great video guys

13:04: Temperature meter for thermistors. Give it a new battery and a thermistor element and it will still work.

Krasse Aufnahmen mal wieder, Respekt! Und gut dass ihr die Location weiterhin schützt, auch wenn es wahrscheinlich bald abgerissen wird.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank! Ja, das sieht unser Kodex so vor. Wir wollen diese Orte erhalten und deswegen gilt es, sie zu schützen.

well done

Wow amazing location. And you guys never disapoint on the quality of your videos 😎

What a great explore. The details on the control boards was really cool. They didn't use paint or stickers for traces, they used aluminum trim the whole way. You never see anything like this anymore. It's all about cost cutting measures. No one is allowed artistic talent like this these days. There is something truly amazing about old power plants. They are the last to show what buildings in that age looked like, and the creativity and artistic talent that was allowed and encouraged during those years. Seeing some of the other places in the last scenes, I hope we get to see some of those too. Another thing I really hope you would consider is perhaps a way to purchase digital copies of your work for using as backgrounds on computers and such. Not sure if this would be possible, but I for one would love the chance to buy some. Thanks guys.

We need all the seasons you're willing to do!

more, please!

Great video! We didn't manage to enter this year because the residents from the house next door noticed us..

As always most wonderful content and presentation thank you and much respect.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your warm words! We hope to bring you another video in just two weeks!

Wow that's the hard one. Best wishes guys

Love you Till

Gosh, all those stairs! The workers there must have had Olympic grade calf muscles. Sublime even. Awesome vid guys, take care.

You guys are GREAT !! This was AWESOME so untouched .....except for pigeons !! I can't believe they have left all of the items to go to a museum so sad no respect for the past 😡!! I am glad you did not show this from the outside it would most certainly be trashed . Thank you guys for bringing us another well preserved part of our important past !! I look forward to your next video !!

Another great episode!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! What kind of place would you like to see next up?

@adayortwo

Жыл бұрын

​@@bwturbex No preference there, but how about some snippets / compilation of all the other Italy stuff that didn't make it into an episode?

This will be some cool movie set up! kind like,, Dark,, or similar. Great job

Again a very nice explore, closed up again? perhaps they also watch this channel 😁 very nice stuff too see, cant wait too see the next one.

I’m jealous

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

You sure? All the dust, pidgeon droppings and asbestos, hahaha.

this is my favorite call of duty map

sam was cool !

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, totally agree. I hope we'll meet him someday again!

Hello from United States Northern California Sacramento Broken window theory All stay safe

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Hey Johnathan, many greetings from Germany. Stay curious!

@_nelson

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex Awesome content Document abandoned places That power plant was huge Iam you able guys was video power plant Because some of abandoned buildings Security camera system

Genius

i'm still waiting for y'all to come visit a couple of abandoned places in my city :(

Like Bishop in Aliens crawling along that duct

Mal wieder ein super Video!🎉😊

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Danke fürs Schauen! Wie geht's dir so?

@urbexplorationz3143

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex Gerne und mit geht‘s ganz gut, hab nur leider nicht so viel Zeit für neue Lost Place Touren😬 Wie gehts euch denn so?

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Damn, es kommen auf jeden Fall wieder besser Zeiten! Bei uns ist alles gut. Wir sind ziemlich aufgeregt, weil wir in einer Woche unseren ersten Reisevortrag halten werden. ☠

@urbexplorationz3143

Жыл бұрын

@@bwturbex Na klar, das wird schon und glückwunsch Jungs, da würde ich auch aufgeregt sein. Kommt von dem Reisevortrag auch ein Video?

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Danke dir! Nee, kein Video, dafür vielleicht viel mehr Vorträge in der Zukunft. 🙌

Those half circle fan looking things are the stators. They ensure the ideal angle of attack for each rotor which is part of the rotational part of the turbine. Just remember that stators stay and rotors rotate.

Die Ostdeutschland-Mütze gefällt mir 😅 Grüße aus Cottbus ✌️

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

🤣 Was machst du da drüben? Hier im Osten ist es doch viel schöner. ✌

13:53 "Missing measuring cell taken by Magnoli", and line below "That's not true" (presumably written by Magnoli) and below "App(ointment?) requested"

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the translations!!!

I see shots from Romania!!!

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Where? 🤔

You guys are definitely brave because I would never crawl through a tunnel like that.

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Actually, that was kinda fun! Only a bit dirty, haha.

Where you guys been? Missed ya;)

It's the set from Doom 3

Very cool video. I really hope all the asbestos was removed before you went walking around the boilers. Just curious, what was the police officer/guard saying at 21:00? Those were bizarre hand gestures, it almost looked like sign language.

@warzywniaczka11

Жыл бұрын

It’s the gestures that the Italians do when they speak, quite normal and not sign language definitely 😁

@bwturbex

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's true. He was just casually talking.

7:23

🤠🏭📽📺👌

What are your limitations to exploring a place? Let's say someone gives you a fantastic, untouched mansion, a derelict shrine, or a castle. What are the questions you ask yourself before going there? Legality? (what happens when you get caught) Travel budget? (e.g. going to Japan) Local guides? (language, or even local urbex) Safety? (when would you nope out before even trying to enter?) Anything else?

Hermosa exploración, pero se olvidaron los subtitulo en español!!!!!

im from brasil....