Having some spare time until my return bus journey from an appointment in Axminster, I decided to have a wander down to a bridge where I thought I'd find some pillboxes. No pillboxes though (wrong bridge! 
), but I found this loevly old factory instead.
The ground floor is taken up by a feed merchant but the remaining upper floors are derelict. Behind the front building is another, larger one, which cannot be accessed from the outside. I went inside to ask permission to go through, but two huge barking Alsations barred my way! So I backed out again!
I tried searching for the industrial history of the mill but couldn't find anything. However, I might be able to get some info from the Axminster Museum the next time I'm in the town. If so, I'll post it up.
Cheers
Foxy
), but I found this loevly old factory instead.The ground floor is taken up by a feed merchant but the remaining upper floors are derelict. Behind the front building is another, larger one, which cannot be accessed from the outside. I went inside to ask permission to go through, but two huge barking Alsations barred my way!
So I backed out again! I tried searching for the industrial history of the mill but couldn't find anything. However, I might be able to get some info from the Axminster Museum the next time I'm in the town. If so, I'll post it up.
Cheers
Foxy
