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🔥Our history, going up in flames! What is happening in the UK? Fires are destroying so many of our historical Victoria mills.
Dalton Mills in Keighley had yet another “mysterious” fire a few weeks ago. I explored this spot a few years ago, now all this history is lost.
For future generations, I worry how much will be left of our British industrial heritage.
This abandoned church lies tucked away on the fringes of a small English town. Standing on a small hill, making it a prominent landmark. The church was built in the 1880s and closed in the early 2010s.
🏚️An abandoned house somewhere in rural England, largely untouched since its last occupant left.
The house features a traditional vintage English bedroom. The decor is a mix of 1940s/1950s items. There are numerous clocks and pocket watches, as well as a vintage Jones sewing machine.
Eine Woche England. Traumschöne Landschaften (wie hier in Dorset, Jurassic coast), verträumte Dörfer und Städte in Devon und traditionsreiche Häuser und Gärten.
Für mich ist es ein wenig Jubiläum: seit 50 Jahren bin ich jedes Jahr hier.
The ruins of Falcon Works, located in Hanley (Stoke-on-Trent, England).
Demolition work started on this Grade II Listed building last year. Soon after, work was halted while investigations were done due to concerns the historic kiln had been damaged.
Good morning from Devon.
Status: 🍎 harvesting for traditional Cider production. My report is due to come later in autumn…
An abandoned Roman Catholic church in northern England. Constructed in the 1960s during a period of transition within the Catholic Church, the design features contemporary architecture and beautiful glasswork.
On the western wall, a dalle de verre features coloured glass set into a concrete frame depicting religious iconography.
The church closed nearly 15 years ago; the failing roof needs costly repairs,
🌄 Twilight Years Care Home, an abandoned and collapsing residence for senior citizens. Somewhere in England.
