Styczeń 2022 - opuszczony młyn wodny typu amerykańskiego nad Bystrzycą (Lublin, dzielnica Wrotków).

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Styczeń 2022 - opuszczony młyn wodny typu amerykańskiego nad Bystrzycą (Lublin, dzielnica Wrotków).
Abandoned House 🏚
“Landscapes Found” by Pedro Ignacio García Sáez,
One Photo Challenge 2021
The Gasworks
In a time of change, gas was distributed here. The whole big city was supplied with these machines and the people looked to a better future. Fortunately, this gasworks was simply closed and left that way. Since then it has stood still and empty. I met a group of people who contribute to the preservation of this building. Every now and then you let in interested people. Like me. The machines still work. Everything is calm and quiet, but it's nice to know that you can start again at any time.
mold house 2.0. (belgium).
Hiding somewhere in Poland this power plant was likely built in 1920 to supply power to the numerous facilities of the company that constructed one of the most incredible structures ever built in the country and in Europe. At the end of the Second World War, this plant was capable of producing 100 megawatts. Over 900 people worked there. In the following years, this impressive symbol of the industrial revolution was modernized and the power plant was transformed from thermal power station to a combined heat and power generating plant. Since early 90s, it’s been left at the mercy of its unsolved future. This incredible coal-powered power station has managed to survive two decades of abandonment and now this industrial heritage is in danger. Operated for almost 80 years, nowadays this coal power plant is threatened to be demolished. With its huge potential of reuse, there are plans to convert it into a museum or at least it can be used for some cultural activities.
Jay and I snuck into an abandoned toxic waste town last weekend. Can’t wait to go back when there’s not 10ft of snow on the ground 😅