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Extremely dreary midsummer evening was a good visiting time for this place. It was dark and atmospheric inside.
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It's easy to believe this was an army estate. Something in the appearance, perhaps mostly the colour of paint, brings in mind memories of times, when TJ (left today) count was not 0.
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Some windows were boarded, but too weakly. Entrance to the basement from the stairs was open.
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Loading platform had much newer doors than the building itself was. Also the basement's windows were new.
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Facade and a kind of main entrance at the wrong side of the building, near a cliff edge and the road to Pori.
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Fencing inside the windows, appropriately for an army warehouse.
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Possibly workers or guards of the depot have dwelled in the building. Cheap accommodation in peaceful place close to nature and highly secure location.
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The building stood on a hilltop. Strategically a bit of a strange choice.
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Stairs to the small apartments.
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Number 1 here, number 32 behind the corner. What is this supposed to mean..
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