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UER Forum > Archived Canada: Ontario > Brickworks (No, not that one) (Viewed 608 times)
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Brickworks (No, not that one)
< on 10/11/2008 1:44 AM >
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Out in Caledon today to a location I've seen many times while hiking but I had never been inside before. Into the first building on this property to take a few pictures. No flash and no tripod but I improvised. The exposures were up to 10 seconds long and I was amazed at how quickly I burned through the battery of my Nikon D60. By the time I got to the second, more interesting building, my battery was dead.

I bought a second battery this afternoon.

As always, comments and criticisms are welcome.

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There are a lot of better pictures to be had here. A return visit will be made.



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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 1 on 10/11/2008 10:58 AM >
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Nice. Those interior shots turned out well with the long exposure. I'm wondering if anyone has taken a peek down one of the tunnels there.
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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 2 on 10/11/2008 12:32 PM >
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Posted by phrenzee
Nice. Those interior shots turned out well with the long exposure. I'm wondering if anyone has taken a peek down one of the tunnels there.


The tunnels?

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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 3 on 10/11/2008 1:36 PM >
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From CopySix's blog:

http://urbexbarrie...am-brickworks.html



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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 4 on 10/11/2008 2:06 PM >
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Damn, I didn't even see that. After my camera battery died I thought I'd try to leave some of the site unexplored for my return visit. I'll check it out and report back.

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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 5 on 10/11/2008 4:17 PM >
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Those "tunnels" are not tunnels per se, instead they are part of a sprawling underground kiln. I believe the Cheltenham Brickworks were the first in the world to use such a kiln.

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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 6 on 10/12/2008 4:32 AM >
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Posted by manitou
Those "tunnels" are not tunnels per se, instead they are part of a sprawling underground kiln. I believe the Cheltenham Brickworks were the first in the world to use such a kiln.


Inspired by your post I went over to http://www.caledon...nt&task=view&id=97 where I found that "Over 90,000 bricks a day were produced. The continuous burning or “railway tunnel” kilns was the first of its kind in Canada, measuring 250 feet in length."

I wonder how much of the 250 feet of kilns is left?

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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 7 on 10/12/2008 2:41 PM >
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The surrounding areas must have been gorgeous here this time of year...

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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 8 on 10/12/2008 2:55 PM >
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The surrounding areas must have been gorgeous here this time of year...

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Oh yeah, it was amazing. Sunny and warm, lots of colourful leaves. Great day.

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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 9 on 10/12/2008 5:23 PM >
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Oh yeah, it was amazing. Sunny and warm, lots of colourful leaves. Great day.


It is such a wonderful area. I really liked the small quarry nearby.





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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 10 on 11/2/2008 2:31 AM >
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I finally had an opportunity to return to Cheltenham today and went to buildings #2 and #3. I brought the tripod this time but forgot the FLASHLIGHT - dumbass! In my defense it was a last minute decision to stop here.

It was a beautiful day but very bright and contrasty. The light through the doorways made the interior shots difficult.


Building #2


Ah yes, Japanese Octopus Sex


Looking up to second floor


The underground tunnels between the kilns


Building #3


Big metal wheelie things


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Re: Brickworks (No, not that one)
<Reply # 11 on 11/2/2008 7:05 AM >
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Great shots. I might have time to check it out tomorrow if I don't go up north.

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