SouthWestWanderer
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I've been staying in Taunton for a while now, and have been building a list of a few places to have a look at.
The other night me and the other guy who uses this account decided to go and "do" my list.
Here is the list:
Railway Yard to Rear of Station.
The "British Railways Taunton Freight Concentration Depot"
Semi Live site at the "Taunton Trading Estate"
An Abandoned farm near the Electricity Substation.
We started with the yard to the rear of the station. This was fairly secure, but had some interesting workshops that were open, and we managed to get a bit of a look around.
We then moved on to the iconic freight concentration depot. This appears secure, but ingenuity and a long walk had us in in a few minutes. The building is fairly trashed but there are some amazing pumps and pipes in there still.
Second to last was the old "Taunton Trading Estate", which is being pulled down, I had though this was abandoned but it seems that even the roughest buildings are still in use for storage. The only buildings that are disused are the relics of its time as a military site, i.e. pillboxes and toilet blocks.
To cap off the night we had a gander around an abandoned farm yard. Not much to say about this one really, but we wanted to get the number up to four.
I've been staying in Taunton for a while now, and have been building a list of a few places to have a look at.
The other night me and the other guy who uses this account decided to go and "do" my list.
Here is the list:
Railway Yard to Rear of Station.
The "British Railways Taunton Freight Concentration Depot"
Semi Live site at the "Taunton Trading Estate"
An Abandoned farm near the Electricity Substation.
We started with the yard to the rear of the station. This was fairly secure, but had some interesting workshops that were open, and we managed to get a bit of a look around.
We then moved on to the iconic freight concentration depot. This appears secure, but ingenuity and a long walk had us in in a few minutes. The building is fairly trashed but there are some amazing pumps and pipes in there still.
Second to last was the old "Taunton Trading Estate", which is being pulled down, I had though this was abandoned but it seems that even the roughest buildings are still in use for storage. The only buildings that are disused are the relics of its time as a military site, i.e. pillboxes and toilet blocks.
To cap off the night we had a gander around an abandoned farm yard. Not much to say about this one really, but we wanted to get the number up to four.