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The Wiltshire location that never stops giving. We were supposed to be going draining when a last minute phone call provided a much better distraction. The first shall be last to see this one, judging by subsequent events.
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One of the highlights of an excellent little Cornish tin mine that is accessible at various points in a sea cliff.
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Maybe the best industrial explore of 2009 / 2010. I covered the whole site over several visits, both solo and with various accomplices. This was the most memorable of the visits, an 8 hour marathon with Bukowski Jr. Somehow we walked … Continue reading
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but it was hard to suppress a giggle or two as we entered this sublimely preserved slice of industrial history. Spinning Mules at Mill S. Thanks to Clebby for supplying the beta on this one
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Winter 09/10, London.
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The chemical storage area of the utterly photogenic British Cellophane plant.
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Anticipating a falling demand for their services, the entire canary flock at a German coal mine left to pimp their talents elsewhere.
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Offices of the Edison Swan Cable Works, Forest of Dean.
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Steam powered fire pump, Tonedale Mill, Wellington. Credit for this one goes to a old black and white photo on Geograph, though it was still a surprise to find the engines remaining on a site which has been almost completely stripped, prior … Continue reading
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Hams Hall control room. A fisheye image that’s been undistorted a bit. Here’s the full spherical VR panorama version. I first visited Hams Hall during a full-on storm, and even though I had come “prepared” it turned out that I was … Continue reading
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B side of Battersea Power Station. Cogito Jon and I returned for a second attempt, this time with celebrity backup, and the route-finding was relatively straightforward. Despite seeing countless photos of the control room, it still felt pretty special to … Continue reading
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That began in the 18th century and ended with investment from a Dragon. Surviving machines in the Spinning Block, Tonedale Mill, Wellington.