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This guy finds structures on Google Earth and then goes to explore them. He’s has found an abandoned submarine base and what looks like a fort in Eastern Europe near Yugoslavia. It’s overgrown and the underground tunnels are extensive. At one point he mentions the number of bugs, spiders,... show more

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