Well, the place we went today is rather abandoned. It was left built in say 40% (few empty buildings and a stack) and now for about 15 years nothing happens there. The only person there is a guard at the gate. Friendly one. :)
We spend three hours wandering around, most of the time inside the building in which (I guess) boilers were ment to be installed. The building is about 14 floors high (each floor is 22 stairs high), the stairway has total of 308 stairs -- assuming one stair is 6 in. (15 cm) high, the building's roof is at a height of about 45 meters (150 ft.).
We wanted to take a look into the stack from the bottom to see how the top end will look like, but the stack has two large pipes inside for flue gasses so we couldn't se a thing.
You can see the photos from this exploration at http://lis.dyndns.info:45454/pliki/foto/pruszkow/moje/index.htm.
The site is hosted by my home Apache server, so sometimes (say...for few days in month) is inaccessible. Most of the time the computer and web server are online, this week I had to restart my computer after it was online for 14 days in a row, without reloading of the operating system.
To save you time -- if you can see here (
December 4, 2005
Photos from visit in CHP Plant in Pruszków
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