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I went there a year ago w my friends and the police got called on us abd we got caught

Imagine being a member of the Fire Brigade and having to go in there in the heavy smoke to put the fire out that some idiot thought would be fun to set.

Tried to get in here probably about 3/4 years ago but there was what I thought was a security guy roaming round when I went so never bothered again. Cool place & another good video.

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Enjoyed the video very much. Hope you continue exploring and taking us along with you. 😊

Urban Exploring. Isn't that just trespassing?

Shame, could be a nice place if it hadn’t been trashed.

I went to this place literally in February w a few of my friends it’s changed so much now, like the they’ve cut down the over grown stuff and like some tractors and equipment have gone but my grandparents know the guy who owns it and there is another one in the area which is abondonend

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Yay your back congrats lads 🎉🎉 just the day before my gsces as well 😂

Nice explore :)

Idk if your still active out where is it, I really want to go to this and me and my mates are sensible enough to not vandalise

Where is location please

Is the farm still abandoned 5 years on. Or a housing estate now???

Tyres were used to weight down a silage clamp sheet. Love the Ford tractor

Two Claas foragers with an international tractor and saw bench

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It's sad to know this place has been bulldozed now.

It would be interesting if you didn't move the camera around so fast when in the buildings and past by things like tractors etc.. they may not be interesting to you but are to your viewers.

I like farms and other old buildings, since I was born and bred on a dairy farm,I hope there will be more videos🐮

I would get that make house boat the motor be new worth alot of money

Where is this please

The plastic is from wrapped silage bales, the tyres are used as weights to keep the sheeting down that is used to cover up the silage that is cut by the green claas forage harvesters ( not combine harvesters). The forage harvesters are pulled by the tractor and blown into a trailer, which, can either pulled behind the forage harvester or, a trailer pulled by 2nd tractor usually at the side of the forage harvester. Once the trailers full, its carted back to a silage clamp where its stockpiled. Once the clamps full, its then covered over with plastic sheeting, weighted down with tyres and left to ferment until ready for the coos to eat.....phew!

thats not a digger thats a tele handler

That surely isn’t abandoned it looked amazing

Sad to see some ones lost dreams. A life style slipped away heart breakin from

Hey up guys I want do something like this any tips how start myself or looon on Google tol look up how start and what sort of camera I need if you can help as I have explored places on my own only a couple of places if you got any advice thanks how start 👍👍👍💯

Looks like I’m not alone in my obsession with exploring bathrooms…except I use the bathroom and then look around the interiors and fire alarm stuff and…yeah people think it’s weird but it’s one of those weird autistic quirks I have.

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you can find it here ) Roa Island RNLI Barrow Lifeboat Station near Free Car Park

How much will land owner sell old tractor for

We’re going here Saturday! Brill video can’t wait to explore it!! Any tips on finding it please?

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Wish you people continued with videos, really enjoyed when you uploaded very interesting to me

Definitely not abandoned look at the tractor tire fresh too

Thats not abandoned the ford and international look like they still run the two david browns in the she would be cool to fix up

I would have rushed home and paid a local farmer to load it on to a hay trailer .and deliver it to my garden .so I could convert to a nice live aboard sea and river boat .versatile things them as they never rot out and don't sink .They fetch as much as 15 to 30 thousand pounds now.a couple of yrs ago you pick them up for as little as a couple of hundred pounds or indeed free .You missed a opportunity there as I'm sure no one would mind you picking up some flopsum .beach combers do it all the time.I want one as a project at the mo but you try finding one that's affordable.

It’s a twin fall TEMPSC manufactured by OME in the UK in the late 80s or early 90s.

you say exploring looks like trespassing to me keep out

Wherr is this please

I'd fix it up and use it for fishing, with some living space

The Tyres were used To be Placed on silage: Every Year the Farmer would Have his Tractor Drivers go into Grass fields and Use Gigantic Mowers which were towed at the Back of the Tractor: as the Grass was Mown another Tractor and trailer would Be loaded up with Fresh Mown Grass. Trailer load after Trailer load would be Taken to a Barn; where the Mown Grass would be Piled up: A Tractor with a set of Iron Rollers would Press Down the Mown Grass until it was Compacted down. A Plastic sheet would be Placed over the top of the Mown Grass; Over the Coming Months The Grass would Turn Brown like autumn Leaves: when it Becomes that Colour It now is Called Silage: The Cover of Plastic is weighed down with old Tyres ! This serves two or maybe three Purposes (1) To stop wind Blowing the Sheet away (2) to Prevent Air getting in and Causing the Silage to Get Fungi ) and to stop Cows Getting on top. Come winter: the cows would Be able to Get into the Barn and to Eat the Silage. Silage Gives off a Lot Of Steam like that of a Compost heap and it stinks Horrible: Tyres were Given to the Farmers from the Tyre fitters they'd dispose of them

5:12 Horses are stabled in Stables whereas Cows are Placed in Cow sheds or Mistels

This is kinda creepy and the floor doesn't look the best. Lots of decay there. Nice video.

New here. Great trailer.

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it is an OME lifeboat (offshore marine equipment) designed for oil rigs and gas platforms. the company went out of business 20 years ago or more. I used to service these when I worked offshore in the 90s a very well made lifeboat but could not survive the onslaught of cheap Chinese copies

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