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A toilet group was hung with all kinds of notices; "stand
closer to urinal, spatter danger", "flush toilet longer",
"do not spatter on toilet seat" etcetera. Also some funny
poetry. |
 "Please flush long time. Thank you." |
| The big hall can be divided into two parts, a part with a flat roof and a part with a round roof. Along the far wall of the round roof part were more rooms, toilets, a small workshop. Some plastic was hanging from the roof, maybe to guide leaking water to the sides. |
 Barely visible, the roof construction |
 Many wheels to turn. |
 This big wheel is for the fire extinguishing system. |
| A sliding door near a locked exit was blocked by pieces of wood. These were easily removed and I followed the staircase up. This small upper floor was halfway filled with empty racks and had a nasty big hole in the floor. |
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 The roof was leaking in many places. The ceiling is obviously not water resistant. |
| Going back to the entrance of the big hall I climbed up the spiral staircase mentioned earlier. Here was the air-conditioning equipment and behind that a hide out for local youth or so it seemed. They had gathered chairs, a table and some pictures from the offices below to make it more cozy. A skylight and lots of candles provided light. |
 From top of spiral staircase |
 Some place to hang out. |
| I looked for a way out on the far side of the big hall, because I didn't want to walk all the way back and because that way I would have to cross that open part between buildings in full view of the road in front of the factory. I did a lot of searching but the only possible way was through a broken window which I decided was too dangerous because of all the glass fragments still hanging in the window frame. So back I went, through the big hall, the small hall, the first, graffitied hall and outside where I had started. |
 View through a broken window. This is where I wanted to go. |
