Part 1.
Visited with Dweeb. An early start after a good breakfast and mug of tea at Raddogs local greasy spoon.
This time we concentrated on the area at the South of the site.
First stop was a stripped out large building, packed with a vast array of machinery awaiting shipping after being auctioned (or so it appeared)...
Then on to the old boiler room for this part of the site. It has been closed for a really long time, ten, maybe 15 years? You just couldn't tell. Everything was intact as it was when it closed. No vandalism at all, bar a few broken dials and the boiler nameplates removed - minimal. A nice find was the managers office, stuffed with plant records, amazing advertising literature from the era - "Buy brand X asbestos... it's the best" type thing...
Visited with Dweeb. An early start after a good breakfast and mug of tea at Raddogs local greasy spoon.
This time we concentrated on the area at the South of the site.
First stop was a stripped out large building, packed with a vast array of machinery awaiting shipping after being auctioned (or so it appeared)...
Then on to the old boiler room for this part of the site. It has been closed for a really long time, ten, maybe 15 years? You just couldn't tell. Everything was intact as it was when it closed. No vandalism at all, bar a few broken dials and the boiler nameplates removed - minimal. A nice find was the managers office, stuffed with plant records, amazing advertising literature from the era - "Buy brand X asbestos... it's the best" type thing...
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