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History It’s rather hard to piece together a straight forward report as there seems to be a bunch of conflicting information everywhere. It also doesn’t help that Sawston paper mill has gone through a lot of name changes: Towgood, Edward & Sons, Reed P&B and Spicers. Spicers apparently were...

History Hauxton's agrochemical plant has been operational since the late 1940s. During this time the factory made all sorts of chemicals from Herbicides to Pesticides. In 1953 Fisons had taken over from Pest Control Ltd. They then bough a large piece of land beside the A10 and build a large...

Is there any cheap options for some 35mm film? Looking to do some film photography and could do with 10 rolls of the stuff.

Grays Scrapyard This site has been well documented previously, but I thought it would be nice to stick a report up with images solely from my cheap point and shoot film camera with Ultramax 400. I am so happy with these pics, definitely going to continue using film where possible. Visited with...

Welcome to my first report. Our visit to Barking Power Station. History In 1897 the Barking Urban District Council set up and operated its own small power station by their offices. Then, in 1920, the County of London Electric Supply Company applied for permission to build a larger power...

I have been to Upwood several times. But last visit was 2015, and then the demo started which you just presumed that was it and it would all be gone. I knew that was not the case, but I was surprised how much actually was left. Several building have gone like the officers mess and restaurant and...

Introduction This is one of the first pumping stations me and @JakeV50 checked out on our various trips up to Fenland to discover these little industrial gems. This was one of Jake’s finds from a local heritage website and I’ve been looking forward to posting my take on the place. Information &...

As I'm new to photography I've picked up 2 rolls each of Kentmere Pan 100 / Pan 200 for B&W and 2 rolls of Kodak Ultramax 400 to try some colour snaps. I selected these based on the assumption that I would probably fuck up along the way, and ruining a roll of film that costs £6 will sting less...

This is a selection of shots taken over the last couple of years with @raisinwing and @MotionlessMike All shot on Canon 500N and massively expired Kodak Portra 400 History Chatterley Whitfield is a disused coal mine on the outskirts of Chell, near Stoke on Trent in Staffordshire. It is one of...

Hello guys. First time poster here not a massively interesting one but I was passing through the area so thought it was worth a look. Its taken me ages to get this posted as the whole reason I visited this site was to test out some 35mm film which I didn't get developed for while. The...

History One of the largest train graveyards on the planet, the Bieżanów Locomotive Depot in Kraków, Poland is home to hundreds of Soviet-era trains that date back to the mid 1960's when the country was still part of the Warsaw Pact. The bulk of the abandoned stock comprises EU07 electric...

History Rose Court building was is situated on the same site and the main senior school Leeds Girls High School building. Rose Court was purchased by the High School in 1912 and before this functioned as a private residence. Built of stone construction in a Georgian design the building...

History The remains of the Monk Bridge Viaduct run parallel to Whitehall Road on the other side of Holbeck. It was originally built as an access route into the old Leeds Central Station, which stood on the site of the Wellington Place office development, and carried the railway over both the...

History London North Western Railway built the viaduct in 1882 to bypass the congested lines leading to the present-day Leeds Station. It's 1,500 yards long and has 82 arches. The track remains on one side of a gate erected by Network Rail. Trains stopped running on the line in 1988, but the...

I hope this isn't overkill - there have been quite a few reports of this place, and I did one myself a couple of years ago. I don’t often do revisits, but I really liked it here when I first went. So when I heard that more of it was now accessible I took the opportunity to have a steady wander...