mortaldecay
Well-known member
Being lazy, I thought I would dump all of these into one report.
Something about steel makes me wet. I think this picture sums up why....
(Taken from http://www.lightstalkers.org/) HF6 in action
With this in mind, the aim of the last trip was to try and get as many of the steelworks done as possible. This is what me, Total404, NickUK and Gone managed...
Forge Lunaire
Shut down in 2009 and no prospect of a possible buyer, they started to demolish this giant. They still employ around 350 of the 1,100 workers laid off on other sections of the site. Demolition was held back at the beginning of September with the death of two workers, so we managed to get in with no trouble as they were working at the back of the site.
HF4
The blast furnace stopped working in 2008, was not restarted and the plant closed March this year along. Over 1000 people lost their jobs. This could be one of the most interesting ways into a site I've ever encountered. I came out looking like a chimney sweep.
HF6
This one was shut back way in 2005 and there were talks of restarting it back up in 2008. This year, ArcelorMittal announced that all steel production in Liege would stop. This included a nearby blast furnace and rolling mill
Didn't take too many shots here
Something about steel makes me wet. I think this picture sums up why....
(Taken from http://www.lightstalkers.org/) HF6 in action
With this in mind, the aim of the last trip was to try and get as many of the steelworks done as possible. This is what me, Total404, NickUK and Gone managed...
Forge Lunaire
Shut down in 2009 and no prospect of a possible buyer, they started to demolish this giant. They still employ around 350 of the 1,100 workers laid off on other sections of the site. Demolition was held back at the beginning of September with the death of two workers, so we managed to get in with no trouble as they were working at the back of the site.
HF4
The blast furnace stopped working in 2008, was not restarted and the plant closed March this year along. Over 1000 people lost their jobs. This could be one of the most interesting ways into a site I've ever encountered. I came out looking like a chimney sweep.
HF6
This one was shut back way in 2005 and there were talks of restarting it back up in 2008. This year, ArcelorMittal announced that all steel production in Liege would stop. This included a nearby blast furnace and rolling mill
Didn't take too many shots here