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The new feed factory, built around 1980 is... big. Hopes of it being abandoned in near future are low, since it was just recently expanded with new automatic production lines. But if it ever during the next 50 years is abandoned, guess who will be here?
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Bread factory in front has been converted to serve feed industry.
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These totally abandoned buildings are strangely between two large operating factories. Their presence has not kept vandalism in leash.
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This L-shaped wing, apparently built for storage use, seems newer than the mill that it expands.
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Small windows.
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Some bad-ass guy guarded the roof entrance.
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It's not the age that has eaten the building to this condition.
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Behind the corner graffitis become rather aggressive.
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Office wing of the mill, which represents more industrial architecture than the storage extension.
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Arsoning and smashing have given the mill quite a desolate appearance.
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Something has been torn away from the East end, possibly to free some space for trucks that transport feed and raw materials for the factory.
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The mill is basically 4 storeys, but the basement is partially inaccessible. Or atleast it was so in spring 2004. Silos are in the highest middle part.
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Former front yard of the mill with loading platforms and rain shelter has become backyard.
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How about climbing to the roof?
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There are French balconies!
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