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The Zone Rouge (Red Zone) is a region near Verdun, France spanning some 460 square miles of mostly virgin forest, yet no one lives there and nothing is built there. This is because of events that took place during World War I.
Four years of war (1914-1918) stripped a zone on either side of the largely immobile frontline of any sign of life. Roads and bridges, canals and railways were destroyed. Cities were pummeled into dust. Entire villages ‘died for France’ and were wiped off the map for good.
Bombardments were so thorough that even grass and trees disappeared. When the war ended in November 1918, a large swathe of northern to eastern France was so cratered up and chewed out that it looked like a moonscape. In all, about 7 percent of French territory was destroyed during the war,
The parts in the Red Zone are strictly no-go, and that is why I went to explore it.

I have been exploring abandoned structures for years. Looking for adventure and searching for artifacts. I decided in 2016 that I would document my adventures and soon after I decided to share by posting my videos online. I explore alone, always darting my head from left to right looking for broken windows or signs of decay. I do not disclose the location of any sites in order to maintain their preservation... sorry! As a workaholic who gets very little personal time, exploring is my most favorite thing to do. I love to share my experiences with the world. I could have gone down the media/self love route....but preferred to keep explores private. I post new video's all the time, so please visit often!

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Disclaimer: I do not own nor profit from this video. All rights belong to the original creators. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only.

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