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zabroshennooe Abandoned ship Video @liza.solgalova
zabroshennooe Ghost town in Italy 🇮🇹 Video @jonnielynnlace
zabroshennooe An American M4 Sherman rests silently in the lagoon of Saipan.Once part of the brutal fighting in 1944, this tank now lies beneath calm tropical waters - a striking contrast to the chaos it once witnessed. Video 👉 @geoffreywarrelics
zabroshennooe Standing on the edge of the 1984 Olympic Ski Jumps in Sarajevo. It is wild to see how nature is reclaiming these massive structures 40 years later. Bosnia has a way of leaving you speechless. Photo 👉 @emergencygetaway
zabroshennooe A dusty Lamborghini in Dubai. Video 👉 @brianfukuhara
zabroshennooe Underwater museum 🌊✈️ Video 👉 @philipsscubaside
zabroshennooe Abandoned mountain swimming pools. Video 👉 @country_urbex
zabroshennooe Abandoned Lamborghini Diablo 💛 Video 👉 @hedberg_vintage_auto
zabroshennooe SAAB 35 DRAKEN – THE DOUBLE-DELTA FROM SWEDEN 🇸🇪✈️ When the Saab 35 Draken first took to the skies in the 1950s, it was decades ahead of its time: the first European supersonic fighter built in series – and entirely developed in Sweden! Its distinctive double-delta wing design gave it remarkable agility and stability, even at high speeds. Capable of reaching Mach 2, it could climb to 10,000 meters in just a few minutes. The Draken served as the backbone of the Swedish Air Force for decades and was later used by Austria, Denmark, and Finland. A true Cold War legend – able to take off and land on short, makeshift road runways, part of Sweden’s ingenious defense strategy for a potential invasion. A masterpiece of engineering, independence, and tactical foresight – and still a star attraction at air shows around the world. Author 👉 @simply_adventure.official
zabroshennooe Abandoned Yugoslav hotel. Video 👉 @greyeuro