Abandoned Building in a Middle of Nowhere in Porto Santo

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There is always something about abandoned buildings that seem mysterious and pulls you to see closer. As we were traveling on Porto Santo, I noticed a building on the road that looked abandoned. I wondered if I can get any closer and see what there is to see. Indeed there was a forgotten gravel road that led to the building but I had to ditch my quad bike halfway there due to blockage on the path.

It's located in quite a scenic place and whenever someone lived there, he/she would have every morning to wake up to great views. In the photo below you can see the place in the middle of the empty plains.

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View to the other side
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By the looks of the patterns on the field, it looks like it was used for farming. A lot of stone fences and stuff.

Let's get a bit closer. All that's left is pretty much rubble. Collapsed roof and the walls don't seem that sturdy either. It looks like it has been abandoned for a long while.

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An interesting tree was in the yard. I don't think I have seen a tree like this before.

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I tried to get inside but there were rusted nails and other rusted metal everywhere, I was afraid to cut myself with these things. Somehow I still managed to get a short glimpse inside. Not much there, just some junk.
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A couple of shots of the fields that were used on this farm.

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A side building on a field. I didn't go to see it close but I doubt there would have been anything noteworthy to see.
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Finally, some cool plants I saw in the yard there.
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Wouldnt want to fall into this thorned monstrosity.

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By the marks and tire tracks, it seems like someone still goes there and does something. Unfortunately, I have no idea why someone goes there and what he/she does in this forgotten place. It was cool to see it still.




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