The Store Hunter Street Newcastle West
there is a window open on the 3rd floor just fly on in
Ill take my 15 foot extension ladder, that should get us insini wrote:locked up tight bro! secos at night and cameras all around the place! we tried to do this a few days ago with no luck! they will prob keep everyone out till its demo'd. site was sold to developers very recently so work will commence very soon, window of opportunity is small.
there is a window open on the 3rd floor just fly on in
Ummm..... most definitely notBrad1234 wrote:would you guys use entry tools like crowbars,haligans(firefighters crowbar) or even a battery powered grinder or portable oxyacetylene cutters
sir is that a portable oxy set and a lock pick tool and a crow bar? my guess is your about to B&E! gun and handcuff come out!
you try to run but you have 1/2 a metric ton worth of equipment in your bag
fuddlecupz wrote:sini wrote:
Ill take my 15 foot extension ladder, that should get us in
we need this!
They're quite heavy as well!sini wrote:fuddlecupz wrote:sini wrote:
Ill take my 15 foot extension ladder, that should get us in
we need this!
B+E which is at least few years in prison if you are not lucky. Not to mention future implications doing anything once you are out. And that's when it becomes not urbex.Brad1234 wrote:would you guys use entry tools like crowbars,haligans(firefighters crowbar) or even a battery powered grinder or portable oxyacetylene cutters
Just a harmless explorer. No need to waste taxes checking me 
Hopefully you don't need to do that when you exit as that's criminal damage which is also bad.Brad1234 wrote:Ok fair enough so no forced entry when going into abandonned building unless you get trapped inside and cant find another way out
So always have exit strategy that is clean and doesn't involve damaging something.
Just a harmless explorer. No need to waste taxes checking me
