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  1. ConcreteStalkers

    Sweden Factory, Sweden. Date: 1808

    This is my personal sweet spot.  It is an abandoned cement factory.  It was built in 1949 and was the big employer of the residents in the nearby small town.  After ww2 the need for cement was enormous due to the building of new houses.  It was closed in 1981, after that some recycling...
  2. Landie_Man

    Great Britain Typhoo Tea Factory, Birmingham - November 2018

    In classic Harry style; this forms part of another explore backlog!  I visited here in November 2018 with Mookster.  It formed part of a little Midland Roadtrip we did that day.   We all know what to expect with this place; its pretty pillaged now, access was a doddle and it was full of other...
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    Textile Factory, Austria (2018)

    Founded in early 1800's the complex was initially used as a hand weaving mill. Following 30 years of manual work the means of production changed when the small mill was bought by a young interpreneur who changed the concept to include hydropower. A few years after that, the mill changed owners...
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    Austria some kind of factory, Austria (2018)

    Today I visit some kind of factory buildings near a train station. I'm unsure if this was part of some other factory or if those were standalone buildings. One from the two had a cafeteria, so it appears plausible that this was a seperate firm. I'm saying that because the buildings are located...
  5. Albino-jay

    Ice Factory, Grimsby

    Grimsby Ice Factory Visited with @EOA and @eastyham after our first stop was a failure and without a back up plan we were struggling so up to Grimsby it was. Good choice. Cracking place this. Old as fook, plenty of decay, rot, growth, shonky floors and endless amounts of pigeon poop. I walked...
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    Alloy Wheel Factory, Belgium October 2011 - 2013

    This was an odd explore, from the front of the building it looked like a standard office block but the inside told a different story. First off, some fairly standard looking CNC machines - but the further in we ventured the clearer it became. There was an entire production line left in situ for...
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