Château de Singes, France - May 2014

There was quite a difference to the place since my visit only 2 months prior. visited this time with AndyK and Scott Darby. The change in the season brought much thicker bushes and grass in the grounds partially hiding parts of the building. More graffiti was present as well as more cover up work but otherwise the building remained in a similar state of decay. Enjoy the snaps

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A few more photos and higher res copies of the above on my website: http://www.proj3ctm4yh3m.com/urbex/2014/08/22/urbex-chateau-de-singes-aka-castle-of-monkeys-aka-chateau-la-folie-francce-may-2014-revisit/
There was quite a difference to the place since my visit only 2 months prior. visited this time with AndyK and Scott Darby. The change in the season brought much thicker bushes and grass in the grounds partially hiding parts of the building. More graffiti was present as well as more cover up work but otherwise the building remained in a similar state of decay. Enjoy the snaps

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A few more photos and higher res copies of the above on my website: http://www.proj3ctm4yh3m.com/urbex/2014/08/22/urbex-chateau-de-singes-aka-castle-of-monkeys-aka-chateau-la-folie-francce-may-2014-revisit/

Beautiful location and beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing

Great little mooch there fella, nice shots too...

Superb collection of images.Thanks for sharing.

Nice one! It's gone downhill so much from when I was last there nearly 3 years ago
Beautiful shots as always!

Your use of a fish-eye lens certainly adds a different feel to this site. I’ve seen many images of this chateau, these are among the most impressive. I really like #1 and #8. Cheers.

Great report, location and photos but am I seeing double??

Snaps, haha! Great shots there Mr M, damn fine looking place

cunningplan said:

Great report, location and photos but am I seeing double??

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Nope its duplicated the post but i cant seem to find an edi post button... am I blind?

Some lovely photos there, looks like a wonderful place!