Millenium Mills, London. 35mm Edition
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Standing at the edge of the Thames, overlooking the ExCeL exhibition and conference centre is the building known as Millenium Mills.
It is so named Millenium Mills because if it wasn't then the words on the side of the building would look very silly indeed.
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More than likely built sometime, it was used for something right up until it closed. After it closed it was no longer open and became that building what you see there today.
Its like all big and stuff with lots of stairs. Inside is some stuff and things from when it was in use
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This is a picture of a control panel with dirty wheat bins written on it..
I took this picture because you can just imagine them dirty dirty wheat bins being all dirty and stuff.... OH YEAH!!
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This room is dark. Outside it is light... You can see it is light outside through the windows..
This building has lots and lots of windows.
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This room is full of stripped cable insulation. The stripped cable insulation looks like snakes... Hundreds of snakes, scary snakes.... filling the floor.
Very much like that scene in Indiana Jones.
The one where Harison Ford playing the lead role of Indiana Jones goes down through a hole in the ground into a tomb thingy where the Ark of the Covenant is hidden and there are all them snakes on the floor.
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This is the super fun happy slide........
Some people may tell you this is not a super fun happy slide...
Don't trust them.
I can confirm it is a super fun happy slide...but years of rust has taken the slide out of the super fun happy slide.....
This concludes my report of Millenium Mills for now....
I do hope you have enjoyed this report .. If you have not enjoyed this report you can contact me for a full refund.
On my flickr I have more pictures... Of toast!
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