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I note the other report from this site, but this is my take on the place I noticed the delopment site notice next to the road and found the site sprawling out beyond the treeline. No security measures at all, and you never felt alone as you wandered about. I'll try and cover aspects not already shown in the existing report.
On entry, the smaller part of the site.There is this smaller site, which is also where the effluent plant is located, and a much larger site, accesed via an internal road.
One of the growing tunnels. All these around the site were environment controlled to create ideal conditions for accelerated mushroom cultivation;
mushrooms 080 by theoss, on Flickr
Opposite here, it it's own compound, the effluent plant;
mushrooms2 114 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms 002 by theoss, on Flickr
I don't what this pipework was for. There were two installations like this, one at each end of the site. The pipework was unidentified. Methane perhaps?
mushrooms2 027 by theoss, on Flickr
Leaving the smaller site along the internal road, and arriving at what appears to be a sorting and packing plant, destroyed by fire early september;
mushrooms 079 by theoss, on Flickr
This conveyor ran the whole length of the building;
mushrooms2 117 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms2 126 by theoss, on Flickr
The conveyor seems to be fed from these rooms which appear to empty out onto it;
mushrooms2 118 by theoss, on Flickr
The front of the same building;
mushrooms2 003 by theoss, on Flickr
Underneath the building, ventillation plant, or the ramains of it, for the the rooms shown in the second picture above;
mushrooms2 151 by theoss, on Flickr
The labs have direct access to the conveyor building via stairs, probably for quality control reasons. A selection of equipment was left behind;
mushrooms2 135 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms2 146 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms2 022 by theoss, on Flickr
The compostng required for mushroom food had received complaints from the local community about odours. For thiese reasons, this boom travels up and down the composting area applying oddour adjusting chemicals;
mushrooms2 012 by theoss, on Flickr
The chemicals were controlled from these buildings;
mushrooms2 005 by theoss, on Flickr
An ususual room full of sofas and armshairs, now lalso destroyed during one the three arson attacks on this site;
mushrooms2 033 by theoss, on Flickr
On entry, the smaller part of the site.There is this smaller site, which is also where the effluent plant is located, and a much larger site, accesed via an internal road.
One of the growing tunnels. All these around the site were environment controlled to create ideal conditions for accelerated mushroom cultivation;
mushrooms 080 by theoss, on FlickrOpposite here, it it's own compound, the effluent plant;
mushrooms2 114 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms 002 by theoss, on FlickrI don't what this pipework was for. There were two installations like this, one at each end of the site. The pipework was unidentified. Methane perhaps?
mushrooms2 027 by theoss, on FlickrLeaving the smaller site along the internal road, and arriving at what appears to be a sorting and packing plant, destroyed by fire early september;
mushrooms 079 by theoss, on FlickrThis conveyor ran the whole length of the building;
mushrooms2 117 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms2 126 by theoss, on FlickrThe conveyor seems to be fed from these rooms which appear to empty out onto it;
mushrooms2 118 by theoss, on FlickrThe front of the same building;
mushrooms2 003 by theoss, on FlickrUnderneath the building, ventillation plant, or the ramains of it, for the the rooms shown in the second picture above;
mushrooms2 151 by theoss, on FlickrThe labs have direct access to the conveyor building via stairs, probably for quality control reasons. A selection of equipment was left behind;
mushrooms2 135 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms2 146 by theoss, on Flickr
mushrooms2 022 by theoss, on FlickrThe compostng required for mushroom food had received complaints from the local community about odours. For thiese reasons, this boom travels up and down the composting area applying oddour adjusting chemicals;
mushrooms2 012 by theoss, on FlickrThe chemicals were controlled from these buildings;
mushrooms2 005 by theoss, on FlickrAn ususual room full of sofas and armshairs, now lalso destroyed during one the three arson attacks on this site;
mushrooms2 033 by theoss, on Flickr
