Photo heavy!!
Nestled in deepest darkest southern England lies this abandoned Brickworks, sitting dormant since 2009.
I saw this pop up a couple of years back and it was absolutely spotless, however in the following two years it's got slightly more decayed (just how I like them) but nonetheless considering how long it's been empty it's remarkably well preserved, I reckon most of the machinery that hasn't been interfered with would start right up again given a little bit of work.
I'm amazed that not more people have done this place given how awesome it is inside, it's right up there with my favourite industrial sites I've done.
Anyway enough rambling, on with some photos. No externals as it really isn't at all interesting from the outside. All that changes once you're inside though, I myself was running around like a kid in a candy store.
More here http://www.flickr.com/photos/mookie427/sets/72157637732230284/
So after 3 months of doing naff all I can safely say I'm back with a bang!
Nestled in deepest darkest southern England lies this abandoned Brickworks, sitting dormant since 2009.
I saw this pop up a couple of years back and it was absolutely spotless, however in the following two years it's got slightly more decayed (just how I like them) but nonetheless considering how long it's been empty it's remarkably well preserved, I reckon most of the machinery that hasn't been interfered with would start right up again given a little bit of work.
I'm amazed that not more people have done this place given how awesome it is inside, it's right up there with my favourite industrial sites I've done.
Anyway enough rambling, on with some photos. No externals as it really isn't at all interesting from the outside. All that changes once you're inside though, I myself was running around like a kid in a candy store.
More here http://www.flickr.com/photos/mookie427/sets/72157637732230284/
So after 3 months of doing naff all I can safely say I'm back with a bang!
