 Cogwheels the size of tractor wheels and a tractor without front wheels. |
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Went back to the first part of the factory, to visit some places I skipped previously. |
 Found this diesel engine in a large shed with a round roof. I wonder if this is an old ships engine or a stationary engine used to drive machinery. |
 Just another cogwheel lying about in the workshop. |
 Icicles made by the leaking roof. |
| Left the factory grounds the way I came. I made the panorama photo below from a road some distance away. There were people in the fields between the road and the factory, I have no idea what they were doing. More people right behind me warming themselves in a car. I only noticed them after I had snapped a lot of pictures, so they looked a bit strange at me. |
 Second part of the factory |
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The third part of the factory, right next to the highway, I didn't investigate. More fences, more people around and it didn't look as interesting. Newer and less ruinous. There is a sign saying something about a restoration. I'm very afraid it means they want to remove all the rusty old machinery, demolish all ruinous and useless buildings and make the rest in a neat and tidy museum. From the newspapers is seems the main reason to restore and tidy up is that people are afraid the asbestos will spread in a possible fire. # I'm obviously not the first to visit this place: |
