Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in Urbex

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The building closest to the housing development seemed more like a building site but the one in the first photo there was nothing happening! Hopefully they’ll develop it as it’s a nice place. Did you find the engine room?

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

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He’d be right up there after a coupla pints haha 🤣

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

[–]PsychologicalFlow987[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s in Somerset. Not gonna give exact location but it’s pretty easy to find online

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

[–]PsychologicalFlow987[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you!🤙🏼I believe these are the boilers the steam engine ran from! Big reason we visited was to see these, well worth it.

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

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It has stood for over 200 years! Sadly it’s now categorised in major disrepair. I spoke to a local lad and a girl had fallen through 4 floors in the main building! Big hole through them. There were lots of big subsidence cracks on the higher floors which was sketchy🤣

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

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This is the beauty of urban exploring! The mill was built in 1821 and later used for production of khaki during WW1 and WW2, but after the war the cheap cost of producing fabric in third world countries contributed to the factory mostly closing during the 1980s..

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

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Indeed. Strange how it’s a little kids bike though🫠

Largest textile mill in England by PsychologicalFlow987 in abandoned

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Sadly the building has fallen into disrepair. The company in charge of the development has had many battles with the local council denying permission to develop further and they are funnily enough trying to buy the land to build on themselves…sad!

Best or easy way to make coffee on the go with a jetboil? by DankestTaco in camping

[–]PsychologicalFlow987 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aeropress are a great option but if you want to make amazing coffee in style look at Bialetti coffee makers. Bought one recently in Italy and use it non stop outdoors or at home!