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Obviously done before so I won't go into too much detail on this one. Quite an interesting explore considering it is about to be demolished in 2 weeks time from the day I posted this thread. Really gave us the motivation to thoroughly explore this place and look in every dark corner and behind...

The factory opened in 1965 and closed at the end of 2017 with a loss of 2000 jobs. It was used for the production of Hydraulic Excavators, Medium Wheel Loaders and components. It was also the Headquarters for CAT Belgium. The site has security that patrol and enter the buildings. Friday 19th...

Owned and specifically built for a corporation founded roughly 100 years ago that designs, manufactures, and distributes engines, filtration, and power generation products who also services engines and related equipment. This state of the art Diesel engine factory founded in the mid 1950’s...

History The Pilmuir works opened in 1849 and was extended over time to become one of the largest mills in the area. In 1860 there were 200 looms at the works, but this had grown to 700 looms by 1913. The mill was acquired by Dunlops in 1947 to weave tyre fabric and continued to do so before...

History: Unfortunately, I do not know the exact history of this exploration, however, it was an active fabric mill until 2003! After Dawson's went into liquidation. When we got home we found out that the business has been up for sale since then. Our Version Of Events: So our trip started on an...

Hello, I’m new. I’m mainly interested in abandoned places from a photographic point of view and photography is my main hobby. These images are of a warehouse that is in the process of being dismantled in warwickshire near Leamington spa. Can’t tell you much of interest as it’s not a site of any...

Time for a History Lesson The Millennium Mills is a derelict turn of 20th century flour mill in West Silvertown on the south side of the Royal Victoria Dock, between the Thames Barrier and the ExCel exhibition centre alongside the newly built Britannia village, in Newham, London, England. Along...

This is my first post on here so please bear with the terrible pictures as they were all taken on my phone on which I cracked the lens a few weeks before but it was all I had as I had left my camera at home. Anyway, I came up here on a long 25-mile cycle from Nottingham with my friend and since...

In 1924 when A.V. Roe and company began to outgrow their airfield at Alexandra Park in Manchester it was decided that a purpose built Airfield be built.... The result being Woodford Aerodrome in Stockport, the site opened with 2 dutch barn style hangars with the site growing to be much larger...

Firstly this isnt a full and complete report or a full explore come to matter, on route to other more mundane appointments i noticed that there was a quick route inside Falcon Pottery in stoke. With a quick dash round and only my phone to hand and ttight on time its a dash round here and there...

Hey, here's some photos from an old visit a friend and I took to the Balfour Kilpatrick in Renfrew near Braehead shopping centre. It has long been demolished and has been replaced with houses. I'm sure there are plenty photos out there already but maybe there's something different hiding in...

Two weeks ago, I decided to have another look around the town of Wooler after previously driving through it to get to Ewart Park Mansion (another, fantastic abandoned location). Whilst passing through, I picked up on more possible abandoned places that I could return to explore. One that made...

History This factory was opened in 1900 and made cardboard out of straw, in that time this product was very popular so 8 years later the made another factory next to the other one. In 1968 the factory closed due to competition from abroad, after the factory was closed it was sold off to a men...

First posting. Spotted this place whilst going past on the train, there is nothing particularly interesting about it apart from these abandoned caravans which give it a post-apocalyptic look. It is just opposite City Hospital in Winson Green and looks like it was once a large vehicle...

Hi guys, Just sharing some snaps from an urbex jaunt around Sofia, Bulgaria. Unfortunately I've got to make do with an old phone for photos, no professional camera bits! ~So far as I can tell, the site was used to repair and maintain both cargo and passenger trains up until the end of the...

It was a cold Sunday morning when me and 2 mates decided to do Rossendale Asylum but after a epic fail of being met by a nice German Shepard as we approached the old building it was sadly ended then we were advised about this place by sonyes as was only 6 miles down the road so decided to try it...

Another late upload (life got way crazy since April as explained in one of my previous reports.) Here's some info on the place: Fullers Earthworks is a large ex soil processing plant in Redhill. Fullers earth is a greyish clay like soil is well known for its absorbent qualities and is used by...

I hope you'll forgive me for making a report on such a heavily reported area. I feel this is my first 'proper' explore where I went to a location and had to actually do some fence hopping and I managed to find the courage to do it by myself! I really enjoyed it and I'm so glad I went. The...

Hello! This is my first time posting and I just wanted to share my experience with the Elizabeth Shaw Chocolate Factory in Bristol. First things first, it is still standing (Only just) although it is in the process of being demolished and turned into housing. Not that it's a boring visit by no...

First post on here so hopefully it goes well and hope you guys enjoy it, came here at the start of January and was really impressed with the rustic feel of the place. You guys have probably seen this reported a thousand times but seemed like a good starting point for future posts on here. This...