Creepiest, bleakest places you've ever been to

[Anonymous]

I'm talking about desolate downtowns, creepy abandoned houses, lonely streets and eerie vibes. I'm not talking about poverty, crime, or abandonment so much as a sense of gloom and despair.

I'll nominate Utica, NY.

[Anonymous]

Sandusky, Ohio

[Anonymous]

Schenectady, NY

[Anonymous]

Cape cod n March

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Schenectady, NY

OMG

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sandusky, Ohio

Wow I was debating between Schenectady and Sandusky and you beat me to it! Creepy despair pits.

[Anonymous]

Rock Island Illinois

[Anonymous]

I'm not talking about poverty, crime, or abandonment so much as a sense of gloom and despair.

Weird sentence. These 5 things are very interconnecting.

Anyway, the Delta in AR is the saddest feeling place, outside of urban areas, that I've ever seen in the US.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I'm not talking about poverty, crime, or abandonment so much as a sense of gloom and despair.

Weird sentence. These 5 things are very interconnecting.

Anyway, the Delta in AR is the saddest feeling place, outside of urban areas, that I've ever seen in the US.

Its a subtle difference.

[Anonymous]

Atlantic City

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Atlantic City

yup

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I'm not talking about poverty, crime, or abandonment so much as a sense of gloom and despair.

Weird sentence. These 5 things are very interconnecting.

Anyway, the Delta in AR is the saddest feeling place, outside of urban areas, that I've ever seen in the US.

Its a subtle difference.

Please elaborate. If you're OP, why is Utica creepy, bleak, and featuring a sense of gloom and despair, but not poverty, crime, and abandonment?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Atlantic City

Trump's fault?

[Anonymous]

the ny side of niagara falls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Atlantic City

Trump's fault?

Well, everything is Trump's fault, so of course.