Welcome back to me.
We'll talk about what happened to us sometime later, but for now, I'll take advantage of my current position with plenty of free time and write some posts with photos from my archive.
Let's start with a factory shut down three years ago, dying at the dawn of the covid.
Arriving at the place already at night we didn't find any stores open. So we decided to go straight to the factory, wait for dawn, and start taking pictures. Thankfully the northern summer nights were conducive to this.
We grabbed energy drinks, got off the road, and dived into the fog-washed grass.
It turned out that the factory didn't even have a fence. Instead, free access to the territory was blocked by a ditch and a heat pipeline.
We went through those obstacles and walked into the torn-apart wall of the workshop. It was at the beginning of being demolished.
We arrived just in time to see everything.
The factory is not much different from similar ones, except that the color of the machines is not typical green, but mostly different shades of blue.
In untimely preservation.
In the bridal veils.
Accordion.
Chain.
Rotary element.
General view.
Novelties.
Also big old machines.
And yours?
Parallels.
Greetings from my then future.
Arch.
That's about it. Dawn.
Glad to be back. Until we meet again!
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