A close up of the grease pit. Looks like a lot of oil down there.
“Let the liqueor do the thinking” is something I rather like.
Well, well, who is this Interius guy?
What I believe to being the original part of the garage. It rather reminds me of this former dairy plant turned into a garage.
And the Interius-guy rather reminds me of this annoying BMW-guy.
Well, they’ve been clearly practicing here.
I hope, they’ve maintained their Toyotas well. At this point I thought, that even my Volvo would need a good service.
Moving back towards the junction of the old and new parts of this building.
The main circuit board of the workshop featured some interesting connections.
The front of the building has now been explored. Time to move towards the back.
There was indeed a full apartment behind the business premises. And this is very common. Back in the days, entrepreneurs were living behind their businesses.
And there was this toilet, which featured the strange, wooden walls as seen in the previous one, too.
This looks like the kitchen of the former apartment.
And this looks like the addition of the teenagers, who thrashed the place. That was something, which I also ate as a teenager.
One of the rooms in the apartment wing. I don’t think that this has been used as an apartment in a long time.
Some of the floors were covered by pallets. Featuring details of bygone visitors.
Interius has struck again.
One of the rooms in the apartment wing featuring just a lot of destruction.
And another room. Not much to see here.
The living room featuring a large fireplace. Which also makes up the final photo from this location.
The next time I visited, it was all demolished. Goodbye, little service station.