Completely overgrown, in a small forest in France, we found an old sanatorium.
It was built in 1899 and was probably in operation until 2000, most recently as a cancer hospital with over 250 beds.
The natural decay here is at a nice level after almost 20 years of vacancy, but unfortunately you also see a lot of vandalism. Still, a very nice lost place in my opinion.
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Addicted to decay, I am always driven to long abandoned and deserted places.
I love to capture the morbid charm of old buildings with my camera.
Frank - Monodio Photography
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