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Yet another tagged staircase takes towards the top.
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An arsoned room which had non-arsoned graffiti with violent message.
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Same room and quite some chrome.
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This could be related to mixing feeds. Whatever it is, was "Eino" somebody who operated it? That writing looks so weird it can't be even a humour-tag.
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Top of the burnt small silo.
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Fire has burnt covers of grain conveyors, and heat has twisted their spirals.
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Here the fire has raged so much that one wall has been ripped away - if it hasn't been ruined by the force of fire. "Hulvaton hulabaloo" descrribes the situation well.
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The machines look cool in a way, but I would rather still see them unburned.
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Former mixing room, now a balcony.
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View to South, towards the city. The building is not very high, so visibility is not exactly astonishing.
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East end room.
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Ladders hint that roof is not far.
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Don't know whose idea it was to remove half of the steps leading to the attic of West wing.. But it's not working very effectively.
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The giant pipe that peeks out from the gable top wriggles in the attic.
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On top of the middle section, above the silos, is where the elevator leads.
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Entrance holes to each silo.
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Here the cleaners didn't need to go into the silos with a cable thing like in some places. I'm not sure which one is more dangerous way.
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This is what would call insanity. Tagging abandoned places is okay, but tagging inside a 10-meter deep, pitch black grain silo that about nobody ever visits? Waste of paint..
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Going down this time.
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Elevator again and some wooden boxes. Who knows what they conceal.
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Danger of asbestos is probably generally not high here, but pipes like this may be another thing. Of course people have ripped the insulations etc.
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