| 3. Factory, pt. 2 |
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A production hall on the upper floor. Considering this was one of the quite few match factories in Finland, the place seems small.
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Situation update tells that graffiti and somebody with a sleeping bag have found this hall.
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Possibly office and supervising rooms.
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Emptied also here. Seems that the car business didn't need the upper floor so they've just left it empty.
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Meter panel, work of Sähkötyö Oy.
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Oldish bottle of lemon soda lies somewhere on a shelf.
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This lavatory became a junk storage.
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The yellow room.
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Empty room with very weak hanging rope.
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The rooms are pretty high, probably 5 meters or so. That fire extinguisher we didn't test, and on the next visit it was still in this same room.
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A switch similar to the one downstairs in a small cabinet.
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Seems that the factory, even if quite small, had own food service for labour. This must be its' main kitchen.
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Kettles suitable for big amounts of porridge and soup.
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The cold store is a product of Huurre.
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Nice result of tagging.
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Another lavatory.
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Peeling paint and graffiti.
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New stuff when filmed.
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This room has been resided in a long term. There were so much traces of everyday life that it must be either a squatting action or some homeless bunch of people.
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There's a stove for cooking in the middle. Such installations could easily burn some other kind of building, but not this brick-concrete factory.
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White wine has been consumed here in large amounts. Numerous bottles remained around the room.
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In addition to white wine, multi-langual literature has belonged to squatters' life.
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Or could it be a trick? I don't believe many people who are into living in empty buildings can actually read books in ten to twenty different languages.
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That's the elevator. It's stuck on this floor and fillt with odd junk. There's an old oven, a radio tube amplifier and much more.
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Last comes the attic, which has been locked with a broken lock for long.
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The attic is full of interesting junk to dig. Some of it originates from the match factory, some probably not.
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The folders were mostly empty.
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