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And I can't imagine they were for the staff - screws in Chucks - doesn't quite work somehow!
I'm not an urban explorer myself, and plus, I don't think the genuine UE community would thank me for giving out directions to places to those who only intend to destroy or vandalise them - there are a lot of arson attacks on old buildings in Leeds.
No offence, but if you can convince me that you're not a yob or someone that I know in a professional capacity then email me privately and I might give you some pointers. Though even so, I'm sure there are plenty of Leodiensians better qualified to do so than I.
They are either demolished or turned into stupid shops!
There is an abandoned insane asylum about 30 mins drive from me though which I must check out one day!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/l..._leeds_feature.shtml
BritChick... I nearly saw inside the Merrion cinema on a guided tour of the old mall recently but had to cancel at the last minute. From the pictures I've seen it looks very much like a 1960s lecture hall. It's intriguing not for it's architectural interest but mainly because it's hidden in a busy shopping centre, covered with an anonymous frontage and very few people seem to know it's still there, looking like the day they closed it (lairy yellow / brown carpets and all!) I may have some photos somewhere if anyone is interested...
Now I'M jealous that you have old asylums in the South-East, quite a few of them too if the other UE sites I've come across are to be believed... not much like that here other than the place mentioned above...
Of course, then there is the question, why are they providing name brand shoes to inmates?
There was a time not too horribly long ago that 'Chucks' didn't cost 40 dollars a pair. I bought my first pair of Royal Blue Chucks for 10 bucks.
Okay, so I was in my first year of High School.
Point was: When they did this, they weren't brand name. My dad tells me stories that his 'chucks' were given to him in highschool as requirements for proper dress attire for Gym Class.
tonight I'll go downstairs
and explore my basement.