Wow is all i can say! this place is fantastic.
After my solo visit last month i returned to the BSC with Dab. We started off with a walk around the outside looking for somewhere to get in and generally taking in the immense scale of the place! - no security on a sunday!
After an hour or so of checking out outbuildings, substations and huge tanks we found a way into a loading bay of some description, it was bit strange as it was about 3 times as tall as any lorry but it did have a little lab/office thing attached which contained some interesting stuff.
The loading bay
Sink in a lab/office
Full of sugar samples!
Substation we saw about 10 of these, some were still humming!
Tanks once contained some very nasty chemicals!
Filler
We spotted several of these lookout towers, seemed like they would be more at home on a pow camp
Chair hiding
Silo!
The loading bay was a good start but we still needed to find a way into one of the large buildings. I must say they have made a petty good job of keeping people out (and in!) Persistence paid off however and we entered one of the larger buildings next to the chimney, it was used for producing animal feed. (Looks like it was used as a dumping ground too)
No getting in this door!
Chairs!
Lack of roof in places causes this!
Turbo vac
Chairs again
Large hopper thing, hanging rack suggests kids have been having a bit of fun in this area.
We left our mark several times thought the day but the only graffiti I saw was from the ex workers.
Conveyors, bigger than they look
Windowed room along one side
They weren’t thin!
After my solo visit last month i returned to the BSC with Dab. We started off with a walk around the outside looking for somewhere to get in and generally taking in the immense scale of the place! - no security on a sunday!
After an hour or so of checking out outbuildings, substations and huge tanks we found a way into a loading bay of some description, it was bit strange as it was about 3 times as tall as any lorry but it did have a little lab/office thing attached which contained some interesting stuff.
The loading bay
Sink in a lab/office
Full of sugar samples!
Substation we saw about 10 of these, some were still humming!
Tanks once contained some very nasty chemicals!
Filler
We spotted several of these lookout towers, seemed like they would be more at home on a pow camp
Chair hiding
Silo!
The loading bay was a good start but we still needed to find a way into one of the large buildings. I must say they have made a petty good job of keeping people out (and in!) Persistence paid off however and we entered one of the larger buildings next to the chimney, it was used for producing animal feed. (Looks like it was used as a dumping ground too)
No getting in this door!
Chairs!
Lack of roof in places causes this!
Turbo vac
Chairs again
Large hopper thing, hanging rack suggests kids have been having a bit of fun in this area.
We left our mark several times thought the day but the only graffiti I saw was from the ex workers.
Conveyors, bigger than they look
Windowed room along one side
They weren’t thin!
