Mmps6
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Don't usually do code names but.... I received the tip off from someone with a strong connection to the place before it closed. I work with him 3 days a week so don't want him getting to mad at me. I also can’t stand the idea of having to explain myself to his other half at the Christmas do " hey you’re the one that got my old work trashed" so for the sake of preserving it, I'm going to call it Karl's place. The building had mentions to various people who worked, or where cared for on this site. But none as many as Karl. Every floor had something of his and everything we dug through seemed to have his name on. So this ones yours Karl, hope you well 
Located in the country side in picturesque grounds, it was a former care site. With two older buildings and a group of new build bungalows. The older building appeared to close around 2011 from what I could find digging. The newer builds where in use until recently.
The Explore
After receiving the tip off I decided to act quickly as its future is somewhat uncertain. Approaching the site at night we had a good scope around checking for any signs of life (lights still on in some newer buildings) and then went about access. As is always the way, it was the last of the possible 2145 entrance points. So, after getting soaking wet in the summer drizzle we are in. After realising just how dark it had become we decided on a quick walk around, and to leave it until we had some light to work with.
I wanted to hit it up quickly and unfortunately my exploring companion was rather busy for the next few days, so grabbed my younger brother who is always willing to come along and headed out.
The building is large, in its day I’m sure must have housed 25+. The rooms are a mixture. Some empty, some with fair amounts left in, some with some person items left. The building hides its gem in the center. Boarded of on the first floor and fairly hidden on the other two floors is a stunning stair case, which certainly surprises you as it appears from a dark dingy corridor on the 2nd and 3rd floor. Getting a semi decent shot was hard however. No usable amount of natural light gets in, so use of some serious lumins is needed. Luckily my impulse buy came in handy for once and lit the place up like football ground. Not to self do not torch shop on pay day at the pub, you end up with a good few thousand lumins more then is ever useful, unless you like giving your location away
On to the photo’s
First floor
The first floor is a mixture of rooms, including a large kitchen, Large laundry room, hall, communal space at the front of the building and some possible admin space too.
Second Floor
Elizabeth's Room
This was my favourite room in the building. It had just enough left in it to give it a more personal touch. The light also helped give a slightly different feel to anything else we saw.
Third floor
The Staircase
Sorry for the volume of photo's
Thanks for reading
Located in the country side in picturesque grounds, it was a former care site. With two older buildings and a group of new build bungalows. The older building appeared to close around 2011 from what I could find digging. The newer builds where in use until recently.
The Explore
After receiving the tip off I decided to act quickly as its future is somewhat uncertain. Approaching the site at night we had a good scope around checking for any signs of life (lights still on in some newer buildings) and then went about access. As is always the way, it was the last of the possible 2145 entrance points. So, after getting soaking wet in the summer drizzle we are in. After realising just how dark it had become we decided on a quick walk around, and to leave it until we had some light to work with.
I wanted to hit it up quickly and unfortunately my exploring companion was rather busy for the next few days, so grabbed my younger brother who is always willing to come along and headed out.
The building is large, in its day I’m sure must have housed 25+. The rooms are a mixture. Some empty, some with fair amounts left in, some with some person items left. The building hides its gem in the center. Boarded of on the first floor and fairly hidden on the other two floors is a stunning stair case, which certainly surprises you as it appears from a dark dingy corridor on the 2nd and 3rd floor. Getting a semi decent shot was hard however. No usable amount of natural light gets in, so use of some serious lumins is needed. Luckily my impulse buy came in handy for once and lit the place up like football ground. Not to self do not torch shop on pay day at the pub, you end up with a good few thousand lumins more then is ever useful, unless you like giving your location away
On to the photo’s
First floor
The first floor is a mixture of rooms, including a large kitchen, Large laundry room, hall, communal space at the front of the building and some possible admin space too.
Second Floor
Elizabeth's Room
This was my favourite room in the building. It had just enough left in it to give it a more personal touch. The light also helped give a slightly different feel to anything else we saw.
Third floor
The Staircase
Sorry for the volume of photo's
Thanks for reading
Stunning building.
