Welcome to the mini jungle in this old wool mill, where the old halls are slowly being reclaimed by nature. Ferns and little trees are enjoying the humidity in here and turned the old factory into a little oasis.
This wool mill was established in the late 19th century and shut down after almost 8 decades of production. A part of the production was already moved to a different location, which kept operating until the end of the century. Read More
Sometimes when driving, you think you see something out of the corner of your eye. And this one definitely was worth taking a closer look at.
Next to the road, this semi-detached house stands. Both of the houses are abandoned and locked. Through the window I could only see some stacks of moving boxes. On the front I found the two old cars which caught my attention. Read More
In the late 1830’s this wool mill was established. It was mainly focussed on the production of wool fabrics and later also on silk fabric. Around the 1920’s it merged with another wool mill. At the time, it had around 150 looms, a couple thousand spindles and about 250 employees. Read More
On my way to an abandoned manoir which I didn’t know anything about, I walked past another abandoned building. Looking through the windows I could see some old horse carriages. I found my way into the building and these two old carriages were standing here, between all kinds of decor elements. Read More
Driving down the roads, I spotted some abandoned cars. I had to turn around right away and parked not too far.
About 20 vehicles were parked here in the field. The cars were in a terrible state with almost all of the windows being smashed, probably a result of the site being clearly visible next to a busy road. I was however surprised to see that almost all of the engines were still in the cars. Read More
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