Baron Hill, November '09

[ozzmundeth]

Hey guys,
new student on here (yes, still got a lot to learn). I haven't really seen many pictures of this amazing building on here so thought I'd get up the one's I took this weekend. Completely unedited at the moment, but will try to get some more up within the week. Did a lot of work on film this day which is a shame as I can't get it up on here.

cheers for looking guys

 

[UrbanX]

Nice photos! Looks a cracking old building too.

 

[Sshhhh...]

What a fantastic place,me and some fellow urbexers went there this summer. It was a bit tricky to find but worth the wait.Thanks, brought back some good memories

 

[TeeJF]

Regarding film, why don't you post it to YouTube and put the link on the exploration report? Filming has never worked for me on urb-ex, but then I see some clips, especially the ones I looked out of Beelitz where we had just beenh, and some of those were brilliant. One guy had even done his slide show in film format, and although it didn't allow lengthy looks at a pic that takes your fancy I must admit it was rather good.

I enjoyed your report. What an unusual building. Thanks for posting.

 

[Priority 7]

nice little confused were these from '09 and you have some more recent that you will put up soon? Nice none the less

 

[krela]

Thank you for sharing. Welcome to the site.

 

[ozzmundeth]

Cheers for the response guys!
by film, I mean film to be developed in the darkroom
and regarding the 'november '09' i meant '11 really mustn't have been concentrating

anyway, I've touched up these photos and thrown a few others in to this new thread would be awesome if you guys could take a look.

[ame]http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/showthread.php?p=204989#post204989[/ame]

 

[oldscrote]

Cheers for the response guys!
by film, I mean film to be developed in the darkroom
and regarding the 'november '09' i meant '11 really mustn't have been concentrating

anyway, I've touched up these photos and thrown a few others in to this new thread would be awesome if you guys could take a look.

http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/showthread.php?p=204989#post204989

If you are working in film you should talk to Foxylady she uses it exclusively and to great effect.