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So a couple of weeks ago i started expressing an interest in urban exploring. Before i know it a week later I’m on my way to this place at silly O’clock in the morning with a friend of mine (upright_ninja) that decided to take me under his wing and show me what it was all about.
So we parked out of the way and wandered over to the sight, and to my surprise a nice gap left in the fence. we both managed to get through this fine, however only one of us managed to get out as easy as we got in! sadly no photos of the other one trying to get out, as i was too busy bent double with laughter.
I had a great morning wandering around and playing with the camera, with some valuable guidance along the way, hopefully getting some nice shots.
I think i may be hooked now!!
History
THE Richard Klinger factory in Sidcup was built in 1937 to manufacture engineering parts.
It was later awarded Grade II listed building status before the Klinger company, founded in Austria in 1893, sold out to the French firm Trouvey Cauvin.
In doing so it made 40 of its 47 workforce redundant before eventually closing down completely.
Since 2000 Tesco and Ikea have both pulled out of plans to build on the site which remains derelict.
Here are a few pics, all comments welcome.
Be nice this was my first outing and my first report. Hope it works.
So we parked out of the way and wandered over to the sight, and to my surprise a nice gap left in the fence. we both managed to get through this fine, however only one of us managed to get out as easy as we got in! sadly no photos of the other one trying to get out, as i was too busy bent double with laughter.
I had a great morning wandering around and playing with the camera, with some valuable guidance along the way, hopefully getting some nice shots.
I think i may be hooked now!!
History
THE Richard Klinger factory in Sidcup was built in 1937 to manufacture engineering parts.
It was later awarded Grade II listed building status before the Klinger company, founded in Austria in 1893, sold out to the French firm Trouvey Cauvin.
In doing so it made 40 of its 47 workforce redundant before eventually closing down completely.
Since 2000 Tesco and Ikea have both pulled out of plans to build on the site which remains derelict.
Here are a few pics, all comments welcome.
Be nice this was my first outing and my first report. Hope it works.
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