>>8091700
That's Century III, isn't it?

>>8092056
Pittsburgh native here. Yes, it is.
FYI, the mall is being torn down.

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Took this one myself and I see it posted sometimes. I have a higher res version somewhere, so I'll post it whenever I find it again.

>>8092683
I love these stormy ones so much

>>8094455
Brookhaven Hospital

>>8094501
where is that?

>>8094685
should be long island ny if I'm thinking of the same one

>>8094691
it looks outside and there are palm trees, that aint long island

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I love this type of thread, thanks for keeping it up long enough for me to notice it. I'll do a small dump of my collection, most of this thread is IRL style, so I'll try to keep to that.

>>8094685
>>8094693
i've read that it's either Australia or Italy, the original photographer posted it on a /p/ or /wg/ thread a long time ago with some details

>>8092315
And now Walmart has purchased Monroeville Mall. (For non-Pittsburgh anons, that's a piece of local history, being the filming location for Dawn of the Dead.)

>>8092315
I thought it got torn down a few years ago.

>>8095801
Oh shit, are they going to demolish it? I recall it got updated some years back and looks nothing like the movie now.

>>8095821
This picture feels like it completely captures the feeling of America during a time like The Goonies, I.T (the 90s one), Jumanji and all those sorts of suburbs from those movies. Americans are so goddamn lucky.

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>>8095822
>are so goddamn lucky
were so goddamn lucky

Most of us feel no hope that we'll ever be able to somewhere like that

>>8095929
Surely places like that are still around? I doubt the things in the more quiet/rural parts of the US like in that picture have turned total shit, especially places like Maine.

>>8095821
this one hurts a little
I spent the summers living with my dad in Seattle in the 90s and I get a wave of nostalgia

>>8095931
There are plenty of places like this still around. The problem is, you just need inherit it or have a 200k salary.

>>8096392
>parking lot for manlets
Finally we are a protected class

>>8091912
Briscoe Park?

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>>8095929
>>8095822
>>8095931
There is a house in the city Goonies was filmed in for 275k and several plots of land very nearby with some costing as cheap as 45k
plenty of 500k houses too

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1741-Franklin-Ave-Astoria-OR-97103/86304821_zpid/?

Pic unrel

>>8095822
grass is always greener mate

>>8095821
this aesthetic is one of the big reasons I haven't moved out of the PNW and back to the desert. The rain gets annoying sometimes when you're trying to do thing, but watching the PNW rain from a bedroom window is a calm I've rarely experienced in my life. The desert gets some crazy rain and thunderstorms, but the vibe is not the same.

>>8095931
As someone who lives in Maine and travels around a lot, it is a complete shit show here like anywhere else rn. Whether its Rangely or Portland it don't matter the way things are.

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>>8092081
boooo

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OC

>>8091700
Can we have a dead mall thread?

>>8097435
Anon, moving away from the depression generator that is Oregon/Washington is the best move you’ll ever make. Every day can be delightful because you won’t wake up to gray skies. Texas beckons, anon.

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>>8102225
2nd one

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>>8102226
shit compared to others but here u go

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These threads are very much favorites of mine. Please keep em coming.

>>8091409
Reminds me of that movie about the haunted box.

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Man.. if I gotta be the one to keep this thread alive then so help me I will. Liminal spaces bring me so much comfort goddamn it.

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Pool room

https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Liminal_Space

>>8104996
takes me back to driving to Florida at night when I was like 5 or 6 years old damn,

>>8106269

How did your feet reach the pedals?

>>8108788
this messes me up

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>>8090980
A good one here.

>>8091700
Man I hate that malls are going out...So comfy

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>>8096392
Foxwoods parking is like this.

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>>8092329
>>8092682
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>>8104993
my thread favourites

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> 7360 x 4912
https://files.catbox.moe/mjd0e7.jpg

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my bathroom is kinda liminal

>>8102019
Thank you for this photo. I love the simplicity and the vibrancy it makes me feel love for life again after surrounding myself in dark bleakness the sky is so vibrant and beautiful as is the grass God gave us such vast luscious beauty to bask in

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>>8116485
Ah yes, the /v/ mansion

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> 4938 x 3274
https://files.catbox.moe/6pveyu.jpg

>>8094180
Come play with us, Danny.

>>8116485
The fucking anime girl in the window, every time man

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I've been seeing this nature and weather a lot in my dreams of late

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>>8123142

OH MY GOD EMPTY SPACES FUCKING SCARE MEEEEE

>>8123713
that made me laugh harder than i should have lmao

>>8123713
those fags are annoying i agree but liminal shit is supposed to be more so you're walking around in your city in the middle of the night and their is noone there. its a comforting but empty feeling experience.

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I wanted to post some wallpapers that were given as bonuses for buying the Marble Hornets comic.

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>>8123713
in this thread you are the only person saying they're scared

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Oc

"liminal" does not apply to most of these.
liminal =/= disquieting, but interesting pics.

>>8102226
Where was this?

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>>8128829
liminality is a very subjective concept though; it varies depending on where one grew up, and the kind of environments that make up your subconscious landscape
I do agree that it doesn't have to emanate creepy vibes though

To me it's like dreams environments
Not *quite* inhabited

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>>8128847
also gotta make me somewhat wonder "have I already seen this place before?"
Or someplace like it
Or possibly even been there, or in a place that looks like that

>>8128829

True to its etymology ("liminal" being derived from the Latin word limen, meaning "threshold"), liminal spaces are locations that, due to their function, are transitional in nature, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots, or highway rest stops. Liminal space aesthetics arise from the feelings of eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension people describe when presented with such places outside of their designed context; most notably, their function as intermediary points between origin and destination. For instance, empty stairwells or hospital corridors at night are often considered foreboding and creepy because these places are usually brimming with life, and the absence of people creates an otherworldly and forlorn atmosphere.