Fortunately the trouble was only limited to getting in and out of this place. The new owner of this facility used a few buildings for storage purposes and the rest of buildings seem to serve no function at all. Whilst Sheavy and I explored the various different buildings on the site, we did not encounter anyone despite there being a trailer that obviously was someones home. Approximately 15 minutes after picture 15 was taken we had already returned to our car, and it was at this time that we noticed that the gate that was closed in that picture is now wide open. So off to the nearest Chinese buffet we went, which turned out to be another adventure in itself.


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Nice find!! I always love a good story to these things.

14 is great. Love old machinery.

Why do all the targets look like barber shop quartets.

"What do you want to drink?"
"Orange Fanta please"
"Cola?"
"No an Orange Fanta please"
"Cola Black?"
"Uhhmmmmm.... I'll just have a Coke"

Bless that waitresses heart. Can't say the same for the guy who sneezed into his food on the way to the table from the buffet or the little girl who had her mouth all over the ice cream freezer.




Probably the hardest place we've got into. One 7 foot high fence with barb wire then a 11-12 foot high fence with barb wire that we found ways around, also careful not to go into the goat pen with a guard dog or get to close to the owners trailer on the property. Was totally worth the hour it took to get in though.


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