Vintage Cars, Reindeer And Cameras Part III

Back in the previous room with the grader.

What different amounts of bell rings mean.

A pit with scrap.

There was again a lot to explore upwards, but no safe route for me there.

And no, I don’t consider this a safe route.

The roof had been leaking a lot.

Time to go have a look at the other buildings in the area.

Some of the buildings had clearly not been used in ages.

But somebody did put quite some effort in shutting the doors.

There was a lot of metal stored in the area. This road also looked like it was actively driven.

The following building.

Again I don’t believe a word.

Although this time I should have. There’s a camera in the corner. Maybe that’s the reason why I didn’t see through that open door.

A lot of junk all around the area.

A concrete structure ahead.

I wonder, what function this one has had.

The other end of the building. This is a bit fascinating, as the building even lacks intact windows. Yet there is a camera visible even in this picture.

Which actually seemed like a good sign to leave.

Not visible in this picture, but a Volkswagen with a number plate still attached had appeared behind the wrecks. There was also a light on top of the smaller door, and it was on. Somebody had arrived in the area, which was still in a partial use after all.

Final looks at the main building.

And the tower. I think the taller part is the elevator tower and the part to the right where I managed to visit was the place where it was crushed.

The clock has stopped.

One more building. But by now I just wanted to get away.

I hope they got good pictures. Nobody has called after me in the almost three years, so I guess, that I’m safe now.