Covered in a green mesh, presumably to keep passers-by safe from falling rubble, they looked as close as you could get to a ghost building.
Through the mesh signs of decay were evident, crumbling plaster, missing windows, graffiti and plants sprouting out of the roof. One of the buildings had formerly been shoe seller in red on the wall was the word 'ZAPATOS' and underneath was the picture of a dainty looking healed shoe.
What made the buildings even more interesting was that the buildings around them, in complete contrast were occupied and full of life.
The area in particular worth exploring to see some derelict, ancient buildings in Valencia is the El Carmen district.
Best wishes
Sarah xx
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Sarah Agnew
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