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18 haunting photographs of abandoned sports venues - Page 2 of 22 - Kiwi Report

18 haunting photographs of abandoned sports venues


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[post_page_title]Olympic Village, Athens, Greece[/post_page_title]
These halls were once overrun by young athletes, all dreaming of standing on the podium while their flag is raised and their national anthem is played for the world to hear. That was in 2004. But ever since the Olympians left Greece once the games were over, the already bankrupt government didn’t have much use for many of the left over venues, leaving them to be abandoned soon after. Now, these halls are forgotten about, and the once great swimming pool is filled with algae. There are several venues from the 2004 Olympics on this list, that are now more creepy than filled with glory.
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