Thanks a million to Els for doing the driving on this one. This was one hell of an interesting place with lots of little artifacts left behind. The natural decay was truly epic, especially for the closure date, believed to be about 1993-4.
Information from Wikipedia.
On looking at blogs and photo collections, Fred Dibnah demolished a chimney here in 1993!
Lots of things left from the days of coach building here, a really nice relaxed explore.
There was notices from 1989 on the notice board, and it looked like some sort of open day had happened soon before closure, with lots of signage and even what looked like some sort of stall errected for such an event
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Information from Wikipedia.
On looking at blogs and photo collections, Fred Dibnah demolished a chimney here in 1993!
Lots of things left from the days of coach building here, a really nice relaxed explore.
There was notices from 1989 on the notice board, and it looked like some sort of open day had happened soon before closure, with lots of signage and even what looked like some sort of stall errected for such an event
more at:
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