A church that stands in a small village right on the main street.
The condition of this church is still good.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One I did on my own. Was in that neighbourhood on a non urbex occasion. Was travelling light with only the camera and my tripod. Parked the car some distance away and walked over there.
Once inside it was surprisingly quit busy there (I thing 8 persons) in a closed shop). One of the persons was carting a baby. It looked like a family day out to me. Went upstairs and waited to come down when the people were gone. Strange to see so much stuff still in the shelf's.
 
 
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I wonder if it sold..
 
http://www.scargillmann.co.uk/property-detail.asp?propref=31074

In a tram depot you find these unused and rotted trams.
It was not possible to make more pics, because the security from the tram depot get us.


 

 

 

 

 

 

I saw a couple of pics of this epic little turbine hall online, so from google maps, previous euro visits and general research I had a good idea of where it could be, also having a bit of a thing for the Belgian industry at the moment I had to have it!
So while over there recently we went and checked the 2 buildings I had narrowed it down to - number 2 being the jackpot Soon enough we found our way in and were greeted by an extra bit of steelworkings as well as said turboners.
Thanks to Obs for the joint effort in tracking it down and sustaining a foot injury in the process, worth it though haha I loved this place  
 
No major control room porn, and I do love a control room, but it had two larger panels and other smaller ones dotted about.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
And the dirty steelworks bit -