Showing posts with label restaurants/cafes/bars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restaurants/cafes/bars. Show all posts

10/05/2012

Dance restaurant (part 2), Harjavalta, Finland


More photos from the forgotten dance restaurant filled with random stuff. One could walk only in the bar side of the restaurant, because the dancefloor side had even more someone's old belongings and I had no interest to go climbing on them. There were even car parts! I wonder how had they gotten them inside. But despite all this, the bar side had some original signs, posters, tables, bar desk and decorations that had kept some of the feeling of the restaurant's original state, and I think that was positive.

10/04/2012

Dance restaurant (part 1), Harjavalta, Finland



Visited by jonahi & skkye 12.2.2012. Better late than never... This place had once been a dance restaurant with varying adult pop bands playing. Today it's mainly a dump. The place was almost drowned in people's unnecessary items like clothes, games, electronics, toys, furniture and so on. There wasn't much left from its ordinary state. I guess that is one explanation why posting this have taken so long, it's always a disappointment when someone has ruined an abandoned place for no good reason.

8/27/2012

Street bar, Granada, Nicaragua


Visited 4.8.2012 by jonahi. Well, not actually visited because of the locked gate and a busy street next to the bar. But I hung out there for a while drinking soda water at the bar desk. It was colourfully tiled and nice, and so were the bar chairs. A bit random, though. The place is also for sale, anybody interested?

2/17/2012

Frozen house, Kiukainen, Finland (Part 3)


Last pictures from there. I have said this before, but old newspapers and letters are pure love! It's a bit weird feeling to hold a paper that is almost three times as old as you are. I love the smell of them, too.

2/16/2012

Frozen house, Kiukainen, Finland (Part 2)


More photos from the ice crystal-covered workers' lunch cafeteria. There were quite nice and sparkling pieces of art on the walls. I also loved the light in the yellow room and the window panes. If the house was in better condition (or at least not frozen), I'd move there instantly.