Report - Stahlwerk M - Germany - april 2016

[Chrisje]

My very first report here is my personal favorite.
After visiting this one I'm suffering from the Stahlwerk-syndrome (similar to the Stockholm-syndrome) and so I feel homesick, I dream about this and I want to go back ...
Hope you enjoy my pictures!

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[Lil'Legs]

Some great Pics there, looks like a truly stunning place to explore. Any history on this place at all? A quick Google search tells me this maybe to do with Welding? Would be good to know a bit about the place but still, great report nonetheless

 

[drhowser]

It's brilliant there isn't it! We spent a whole day and I'd happily spend a few more yet.

 

[Chrisje]

@Lil'Legs
This site was a traditional steel mill. During its heyday, they employed over 9000 people.
It was the last steel plant of Bavaria with a conventional blast furnace. Steel production finally ceased in 2002.

@drhowser
It's an addictive site! We spent 8 hours there and I really want to go back...

 

[Lil'Legs]

@Lil'Legs
This site was a traditional steel mill. During its heyday, they employed over 9000 people.
It was the last steel plant of Bavaria with a conventional blast furnace. Steel production finally ceased in 2002.

@drhowser
It's an addictive site! We spent 8 hours there and I really want to go back...

Thanks for the info.
9000 People! Would have been mental seeing it in operation.

 

[sammydoublewhammy]

Top work. I would love to go back here!

 

[Adam X]

Superb photos of a double nommy location!

 

[BrainL]

That's a crackin report!! Pics are excellent, especially like the rays of sun coming in

 

[Chrisje]

@sammydoublewhammy , @Adam X , @BrainL Thanks guys