thread for liminal pictures

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

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

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

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.

>>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?

>>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.

>>8092081
boooo

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.

>>8102225
2nd one

>>8102226
shit compared to others but here u go

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

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

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.

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

>>8090980 (OP)
A good one here.

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

>>8090980 (OP)