Such a "dead bride" from JWM.

.... don't know where. No, I know where, and I know it's not easy to get to the little girl. But what I don't know is what the building was meant to be used for, or if the construction will ever continue. If anyone has more information, please write to me.

There was one military base near the sea, which ceased to serve its function and so various artists began to use it. JWM was not one of them.

There is already one little JWM on this spot and it's a bit damaged. This time a different access route has been chosen. It's a huge area and probably still guarded.

I already have one of the film sets in another album. But here is the original house, which was built here in 1925, from the photo with the cup on the table. Let me know if anyone knows where this place is.

Small-scale fishing by JWM.

Jump for JWM's little girl. I don't like this one at all, but it shouldn't be missing in my collection. There's someone living in the building across the street, so watch out.

Aluminium profiles factory, closed in 1983. JWM's small machine is not to be missed.

There is only one building left on the premises and it hides the JWM's small building. It is not possible to go up to the first floor of the building because part of the staircase is missing.

I'm gonna make a separate album for these babies. I call the beauty in the red sweatshirt Cervena Karkulka and I will add her newest catch to the album, which is a little bit of Smoulinka.

So this is one of the top JWM maluvek. No need to add more.

According to the words of a local old-timer, there used to be a sawmill here. And again, there is a small boat from JWM.

This is a very nice place. The halls are mostly destroyed, but as a complex of buildings it has a lot of charm. Some of the locals come here regularly to cut wood. There's a little JWM in the dining room. It's not one of my favourites, but it makes up for the space.

Former pub, according to the cadastre the land belongs to the municipality. And there's a small boat from JWM.

Originally a sugar factory, later a textile factory, whose operation slowly declined. After 1989, the plant practically came to an end.

Another one of the devastated, abandoned medical facilities. There's practically nothing here except for a small lamp.

The mill was in partial operation until 1960, ten years later it ceased to perform its function. Today it is in a very bad condition, but the place is really beautiful and you could conjure up a lot here. And there is another neon sign from JWM.

A former brickyard, of which the minimum remains. Apart from the newest painting by JWM, I also add my favourite "messages" from visitors.

Originally a hunting lodge, storehouse of hunting supplies, later a resort for state employees. After World War II a communist school and finally a hospital with an infectious disease ward. Today, there is an attempt to secure and reconstruct it. Time will tell what will happen to the building. Update: the upper floor of the building has collapsed, the building is for sale again, the small building has been removed.

Former textile factory, later a coffin factory. A couple of years ago the building was bought by a new owner, who let the buildings continue to deteriorate.