We recently released our first fine-art print collection! Browse it on our relaunched website: www.bwturbex.com In the 2021 Print Collection, we feature 12 abandoned places we explored on our travels. These limited edition prints are delivered on premium paper for the best possible quality. "Limited edition prints" means once they sell out in each size, they will never be available again. We are also working on our 2022 Urbex Calendar!
11:20 i have been to loads of disused steel mills in the uk ones that are still intact but closed for 5 years them buckets they use for the melted steel are massive the size of a small house !!
I very much admire the intellectual urbex crowd that treats this like true archaeology. Your photos will be appreciated when all of these locations are gone. Stay safe out there.
The part of this vid where you bring back the "life" of this mill with fire in buckets, and fire on wheels with that awesome music... awesomness. Watched that part 3 times. Makes us participate vicariously in getting our boots dirty, exploring times gone by, and breaking a window to live it all again... vicariously vicariously
Thank you so much for this splendid video. From the Narration, the History lesson, the Video artistry to the choices of Music. Yet another fine example of supreme Documentary making. Splitting the History into the 5 acts is pure genius! Here in England, one of my Uncles worked in a near by steelworks, which also had its problems too, then subsequently closed leaving hundreds of workers loosing there livelihoods in the blink of an eye. Sadly my Uncle took his own life due to feeling his self worth had been stripped from him. He had worked so hard in the industry all his life, just like his generations before him. It all brings it home how man can build such enormous complex structures, but yet when times get hard or wrong decisions are made, then lives are shattered and Buildings just left behind in the aftermath. But! Thankfully we have BWT to bring us such breathtaking videos to show us all what we rarely get a chance to see. I'm so proud to be a Patreon supporter of these brilliantly talented people. Thank you for all you do.
It is mind blowing to see such a place, to think man can build such colossal places. My father worked away from home in a steel mill after he left the coal mines. I had a glimpse of were he was those weeks he was gone from us through this excellent documentary. It is always wonderful to see the places and history you share.🖤
God this is unbelievable..I am seeing such a massive place for the First time in my life...mind blowing...rich history....appreciate ur terrific explore...Take care..waiting for more thrilling explores
With your unique and impeccable style, cinematography, editing, and musical choices…you have created a fitting tribute to the many lives that were intricately bound into the story of this place. You frame perfect windows into an earlier time, fraught with mood provoking contrasts and the detritus of a period where men battled the elements to create materials to build a future very different from the past. Sadly, once again, money for the owners triumphed over the hard work and pride of these men, forced to find new ways to provide for their families. You never disappoint, and always inform…thank you for quality content, and stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦
RUclips randomly recommended this channel some time ago and I was so grateful that I didn't ignore it. Since then I've been binge-watching your videos and I was completely hooked. The cinematography, video editing, and narration in each video were so beautifully done. Not to mention Till's voiceover! Has he ever considered making ASMR videos? 😂 Anyways, this video is terrific. Can't wait to see more of your adventures! p.s. I work in a hospital and we still use that "old" pneumatic tube system to transfer blood samples. Cool findings!
WOW GUYS 😳THIS WAS EPIC !! And it makes me sad as well ....I had tears while I was watching all the jobs lost the decline of the Steel Industry is horrible... huge ladles set cold ...open hearth furnaces and Blast Furnaces set cold.....makes me so sad . Watching those furnaces fall was so 😥!! We have a tube transport like that still where I work !! You are exactly right a HUGE slap in the face .....its HORRIBLE !! You guys are wonderful I love your work !! Any and all explorations are good with me they all are a journey to behold !! Wonderful work guys !! 👍👍Love your channel !!
Since this place was closed in part due to asbestos, I’m glad to see you wearing masks and respirators when in enclosed places. Like offices and control rooms. This place is massive! I loved the contrast between the molds and mosses and the natural decay. In terms of the politicians failing this plant and it’s people., Mr Sarkozy was just convicted and sentenced for crimes of corruption and worse while in office. No surprise he couldn’t be trusted here. Great exploration. Having the stories and the before images added a lot, so thanks to your new French colleague. Bring on more castles and manors!
Till, this video is fantastic! I love the history that you put in as well as the video of the operational steel mill to show what it was like when operating. Thanks to you and your team for providing such great videos!
Another amazing documentary guys! I get really nervous when u explore these places the highth of this cat walks was terrifying! A great history story of steel and the men who broke their backs working it, we owe a lot to them, working conditions were hell!! Thank you to the team of people that help you bring us these wonderful videos!
I grew up in Allentown PA next to Bethlehem Steel it was the east coast's biggest plant now parts have been torn down & repurposed but I remember the derelict building with huge stacks.
@@bwturbex I live a little north of where that was, I haven't seen any decent footage of it abandoned. I think its parts were repurposed and/or demolished before digital photography and uploading videos was popular enough.
Another great video! I love how you wove in the history to tell the whole story. As to the next videos I like anything yall do, but the churches and their detail is so so beautiful. Many thanks for taking me places I will never get to go! 😊 🇺🇸
I can totally relate to this story, being a 20 year veteran of the Welsh steel industry - an industry also decimated by the move away from local manufacturing. Thank you for trying to retell the story.
Another great explore .You put sooo much indept research into your videos (history to future) must take days to edit ,so we can enjoy them.Thank you ♥️🇨🇦
Behemoth indeed! A place like that could take a month to explore and you would probably still not see everything. So sad the workers got left with nothing. I can understand the bitterness of it all. Very cool storytelling and your cinematography just gets better. Well done guys. Stay safe out there.
Ihr seid die Besten! Ich verfolge einige. URBEX Kanäle auf YT, aber komme immer wieder zum Schluss, dass eure Produktionen sehr aufwändig gemacht sind. Mit Hintergrund Stories, super stimmigen Bildern und wirklich professionell. Weiter so, ich freue mich auf etliche Stunden vorzügliche Unterhaltung.
Wiedermal ein tolles Video. Das nur auf dem Handy anzuschauen wäre eine Schande! Ich liebe einfach die Kombination wie Ihr das ganze wiedergebt. Die Bilder, die Infos, die Musik, Ihr schweigt genau in den richtigen Momenten. Die Informationen zu den Orten, da stimmt einfach alles! Vielen Dank dafür, ich freue mich auf alles was da noch kommt. Bis dahin habe ich Zeit mich durch die vorhandenen Videos zu arbeiten! Weiter so!
Broken Window Theory is the #1 Urbex channel. There are more top end channels visiting cool places but the BWT Team are next level! I’ll be having a look at your online store for some goodies & support you. Cheers 🍻🥳🇦🇺
I always call you the masters of urban exploring :] as your films are so professional, informative, so emotively narrated keeping the viewer hooked and interested in the stories of the places you explore. I have done many explores myself throughout the Uk & some in Scotland and Wales also on a road trip earlier this year including some amazing mansions with stunning antiques inside them that other explorers have not managed to access. The places you have shown throughout Europe leave me with a wanting to experience them myself.
This place was so huge and I could imagine the metallic and oily smell from the rusty machines out there. Be safe from it BTW team, I know how dangerous it was just to show amazing places like this to us. Congratulations for another great and amazing video ❤️
Ich liebe diese Videos vor allem weil sie immer sehr viel Backgroundinfos enthalten und sehr aufwendig recherchiert sind. Eine ganz andere Liga wie die meisten anderen Channels auf RUclips. Weiter so und vielen Dank. Ich arbeite übrigens auf Deutscher Seite im Saarland in einem aktiven Stahlwerk und finde die Anlagen auch unglaublich. ;-)
Excellent video B.W.T.,What a capture!Extensive work on developing this 5 part steps,from the beginnings, the 🥵 unbearable heat to endure,around the hot buckets,to all the other challenges,catwalks etc...It took a lot of steel to make the place.Then it makes steel!🙃It was crazy big! My Father used to work in a Gold Mine in So.Dakota, way down so many floors.In Deadwood.He did many Risky jobs.So I can appreciate your different types of videos-Industrial, and all.Very good narrating Till,Thanking your team also 😁
Hi Till, hope you all are well. This video was great to watch, your explanations brought everything to life once again. Great job. Regards to the team of BWT.
I AM SO MAD THAT RUclips IS BROKEN, YOU SHOULD HAVE MILLIONS OF SUBSCRIBERS BY NOW ....but at the same time I like that you're like a little secret only a few of us know about. Always such beautifully crafted videos all the time from you guys, thank you!!! 💛
Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your exploration videos. I live vicariously through you! But seriously I take to heart your comments at the end of the video. It does take a team to do great work and it is righteous to acknowledge others that contribute to making all these great episodes meaningful. What really stands out is the research and background your team provides to convey a complete and full story for the viewers. There are other so-called explorers that will video a building with no commentary or stupid commentary and with completely uninformed commentary. You are so far above and beyond. Thank you for your efforts and for sharing with us.
Excellent work! I very much enjoyed this documentary of France’s steel industry, the likes to which only, BWT can bring. You guys always level up, every time. Thanks again.
Honestly! You guys is a really good storyteller. That's why i love your channel. The very first video i watched i think it's the Golden Villa, just a couple month's ago, since then i subscribed and watched every single video in this channel. Keep it up! Keep exploring! And keep safe.
I love these industrial sites for their richness in patterns and colors brought by the decay. And I'm also a fan of big machines and structures. But I also feel like this video could have been 15-20 minutes longer by adding more continuous shots of exploring with live narration for a more immersive experience in addition to the marvelous 'money shots', which by the way I would say your videos not only have the highest density but also highest quality of among the urbex channels I follow - please keep that part up! I dont have a problem with long videos at all. If I like what I see, it can be as long as it needs to be to show as much as possible. But I reckon I'm not exactly part of the mainstream on RUclips with that attitude these days. I suppose you know more about the viewing habits given the view statistics youtube provides. But still, the more the merrier as far as I am concerned! 🤩
JUNGE! ich hab harte Nippel :D Eure beste Episode. Das ist einfach zu krass und wieder mal unglaublich gut in Szene gesetzt. Bin unnormal beeindruckt. ^mark
Terrific presentation and totally mind blowing to see before and after of this huge industry that was very productive 40 odd years ago and the employment that it created for the town. Thanks for sharing!
In 2014 war ich in Esch-sur-Alzette in einem Kohlekraftwerk unterwegs. Das ist gar nicht soweit von dem Stahlwerk weg. In anderen Teilen des Komplexes, von dem nur noch ein kleiner Teil steht, wurden u.a. Szenen für "Die purpurnen Flüsse 2" gedreht. Solche Industriekolosse selbst mal zu sehen, ist schon sehr beeindruckend. Leider habe ich viel zu wenig Fotos gemacht. Das Kraftwerk wurde bis 2019 abgerissen. In 2014, I was in Esch-sur-Alzette in a coal-fired power plant. That's not far at all from the steelworks. In other parts of the complex, of which only a small part is still standing, scenes were shot for "Crimson Rivers: Angels of the Apocalypse ", among others. To see such industrial colossi for yourself is very impressive. Unfortunately, I took far too few photos. The power plant was demolished by 2019.
Wow, the sheer size of this place. Thank you for also appreciating the ordinary things. Rust, moss, a sign, someone's handwriting. It's very immersive. 🖤
Because of your particular situation in this life you can see all parts of the puzzle! Awesome! Not too far from where I lived when your parents were little! 🙉🙊🙈
Haven't kept up with your work for a while - great video! I like the documentary elements you've integrated, all while staying true to your style. And I'm happy to see how long your patreon list has grown. Keep it up, fantastic job!
That was an amazing and interesting video! We don’t stop and think about where our products come from! I remember those messaging tubes! In the 60’s, the department stores had them, and I was always amazed by them! Thank you and all involved for this video!
This was incredible! I love that you do such a good job showing the history, showing how it looked over time, how it looked when it was working, etc.. You guys are such a great channel I am have been following you since you were a tiny channel and love the direction you are going
Oi Abigail, obrigada pela tradução. Estou adorando as aventuras. Vão além de explorar um lugar abandonado, mas de contar s história por trás de cada parede, cada viga, cada porta, janela. É um canal diferente e muito informativos educativo. Obrigada pelo seu trabalho e obrigada aos exploradores que fazem deste trabalho algo novo. 🥰🙏🏻
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We recently released our first fine-art print collection! Browse it on our relaunched website: www.bwturbex.com
In the 2021 Print Collection, we feature 12 abandoned places we explored on our travels. These limited edition prints are delivered on premium paper for the best possible quality. "Limited edition prints" means once they sell out in each size, they will never be available again. We are also working on our 2022 Urbex Calendar!
Thank you. Amazing.
It's almost look like apocalyptic home for survivor
11:20 i have been to loads of disused steel mills in the uk ones that are still intact but closed for 5 years them buckets they use for the melted steel are massive the size of a small house !!
seen and explored loads of steel mills demolished its happening yearly
I very much admire the intellectual urbex crowd that treats this like true archaeology. Your photos will be appreciated when all of these locations are gone. Stay safe out there.
NOOOO YOU SUPPOSED TO TREAT THESE PLACES AS HISTORY NOT JUMP OFF THE WALLS LIKE A MONKEY
hahah climbing go brrrr
Merci pour cette incroyable vidéo qui rend hommage à nos ouvriers, à notre passé, ne rien oublier !
Amazing episode, gargantuan industrial settings are the best!
Ayant travaillé dans cette acierie
Je suis très ému de voir l etat de notre usine!
Un beau gâchis !!!
Merci pour cette video
The part of this vid where you bring back the "life" of this mill with fire in buckets, and fire on wheels with that awesome music... awesomness. Watched that part 3 times. Makes us participate vicariously in getting our boots dirty, exploring times gone by, and breaking a window to live it all again... vicariously vicariously
Thank you so much for this splendid video. From the Narration, the History lesson, the Video artistry to the choices of Music. Yet another fine example of supreme Documentary making. Splitting the History into the 5 acts is pure genius! Here in England, one of my Uncles worked in a near by steelworks, which also had its problems too, then subsequently closed leaving hundreds of workers loosing there livelihoods in the blink of an eye. Sadly my Uncle took his own life due to feeling his self worth had been stripped from him. He had worked so hard in the industry all his life, just like his generations before him. It all brings it home how man can build such enormous complex structures, but yet when times get hard or wrong decisions are made, then lives are shattered and Buildings just left behind in the aftermath. But! Thankfully we have BWT to bring us such breathtaking videos to show us all what we rarely get a chance to see. I'm so proud to be a Patreon supporter of these brilliantly talented people. Thank you for all you do.
It is mind blowing to see such a place, to think man can build such colossal places. My father worked away from home in a steel mill after he left the coal mines. I had a glimpse of were he was those weeks he was gone from us through this excellent documentary. It is always wonderful to see the places and history you share.🖤
This place reminds me of something from a Fallout game. Really great video. Love the narration of the history of the site.
This channel should be so much bigger than it is. Brilliant and beautiful videos
God this is unbelievable..I am seeing such a massive place for the First time in my life...mind blowing...rich history....appreciate ur terrific explore...Take care..waiting for more thrilling explores
With your unique and impeccable style, cinematography, editing, and musical choices…you have created a fitting tribute to the many lives that were intricately bound into the story of this place. You frame perfect windows into an earlier time, fraught with mood provoking contrasts and the detritus of a period where men battled the elements to create materials to build a future very different from the past. Sadly, once again, money for the owners triumphed over the hard work and pride of these men, forced to find new ways to provide for their families. You never disappoint, and always inform…thank you for quality content, and stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦
RUclips randomly recommended this channel some time ago and I was so grateful that I didn't ignore it. Since then I've been binge-watching your videos and I was completely hooked. The cinematography, video editing, and narration in each video were so beautifully done. Not to mention Till's voiceover! Has he ever considered making ASMR videos? 😂 Anyways, this video is terrific. Can't wait to see more of your adventures!
p.s. I work in a hospital and we still use that "old" pneumatic tube system to transfer blood samples. Cool findings!
WOW GUYS 😳THIS WAS EPIC !! And it makes me sad as well ....I had tears while I was watching all the jobs lost the decline of the Steel Industry is horrible... huge ladles set cold ...open hearth furnaces and Blast Furnaces set cold.....makes me so sad . Watching those furnaces fall was so 😥!! We have a tube transport like that still where I work !! You are exactly right a HUGE slap in the face .....its HORRIBLE !! You guys are wonderful I love your work !! Any and all explorations are good with me they all are a journey to behold !! Wonderful work guys !! 👍👍Love your channel !!
Great video guys! Abandoned power plants/factories are my favorite
Since this place was closed in part due to asbestos, I’m glad to see you wearing masks and respirators when in enclosed places. Like offices and control rooms.
This place is massive! I loved the contrast between the molds and mosses and the natural decay.
In terms of the politicians failing this plant and it’s people., Mr Sarkozy was just convicted and sentenced for crimes of corruption and worse while in office. No surprise he couldn’t be trusted here.
Great exploration. Having the stories and the before images added a lot, so thanks to your new French colleague.
Bring on more castles and manors!
The interior looks incredibly amazing with sunlit around and the view is amazing
16:01 I love the way how it's vandalized
Till, this video is fantastic! I love the history that you put in as well as the video of the operational steel mill to show what it was like when operating. Thanks to you and your team for providing such great videos!
Another amazing documentary guys! I get really nervous when u explore these places the highth of this cat walks was terrifying! A great history story of steel and the men who broke their backs working it, we owe a lot to them, working conditions were hell!! Thank you to the team of people that help you bring us these wonderful videos!
Working conditions were hell LITERALLY, haha. Thanks for your great comment! We really like to read the comments when a new video comes out.
Terrific video guys! Really nailed the history and footage on this piece of industrial heritage. Sad to see it get torn down.
Thanks! It was very fun and interesting to research the history of this place. What kind of abandonment do you wanna see next up?
@@bwturbex hfx, if you manage to get in..
love all your videos no matter what they're of and nice to hear you have so much help in the "background".
Incredible episode once again! 6/5 Keep it up. You guys deserve millions of views more!
I grew up in Allentown PA next to Bethlehem Steel it was the east coast's biggest plant now parts have been torn down & repurposed but I remember the derelict building with huge stacks.
There are many exploration videos from that site on RUclips, am I right?
@@bwturbex I live a little north of where that was, I haven't seen any decent footage of it abandoned. I think its parts were repurposed and/or demolished before digital photography and uploading videos was popular enough.
@@bwturbex I just checked & yes there are & many historical videos as well.
Another great video! I love how you wove in the history to tell the whole story. As to the next videos I like anything yall do, but the churches and their detail is so so beautiful. Many thanks for taking me places I will never get to go! 😊 🇺🇸
I can totally relate to this story, being a 20 year veteran of the Welsh steel industry - an industry also decimated by the move away from local manufacturing. Thank you for trying to retell the story.
Another awesome video. Thanx guys.
Much appreciate your comment, thanks for watching!
I just had a flashback and I remember seeing this in the news when little!
Bravo !! merci de nous faire revivre ces époques. Mon premier travail était à Gandrange. Go on the team !!
Another great explore .You put sooo much indept research into your videos (history to future) must take days to edit ,so we can enjoy them.Thank you ♥️🇨🇦
This was a lot of fun to edit. We could try out lots of new stuff and we are really satisfied with the result.
klasse, wie immer!
vielen dank für eure tolle arbeit!
sehr schöne videos!
Vielen Dank! Der Schnitt war dieses Mal SO RICHTIG aufwendig. 🥵
Jungs ich liebe eure Videos! 2. Liebester Urbex Kanal nach The Proper People!
Behemoth indeed! A place like that could take a month to explore and you would probably still not see everything. So sad the workers got left with nothing. I can understand the bitterness of it all. Very cool storytelling and your cinematography just gets better. Well done guys. Stay safe out there.
Thanks for tuning in! Exploring such places makes you feel so small. 😅
Ihr seid die Besten! Ich verfolge einige. URBEX Kanäle auf YT, aber komme immer wieder zum Schluss, dass eure Produktionen sehr aufwändig gemacht sind. Mit Hintergrund Stories, super stimmigen Bildern und wirklich professionell. Weiter so, ich freue mich auf etliche Stunden vorzügliche Unterhaltung.
Wiedermal ein tolles Video. Das nur auf dem Handy anzuschauen wäre eine Schande! Ich liebe einfach die Kombination wie Ihr das ganze wiedergebt. Die Bilder, die Infos, die Musik, Ihr schweigt genau in den richtigen Momenten. Die Informationen zu den Orten, da stimmt einfach alles! Vielen Dank dafür, ich freue mich auf alles was da noch kommt. Bis dahin habe ich Zeit mich durch die vorhandenen Videos zu arbeiten! Weiter so!
Thanks for what your team does!
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You are very welcome. Thanks for your great support!
This is well produced. Great job, guys! ✌🏻from 🇲🇾
Cheers! Was a ton of work but worth it for sure! We really like how this one turned out. Next part of this journey coming in a few weeks.
@@bwturbex Will surely look out for it. Keep up the great work! Appreciated!
Got my Red Star print yesterday... looks awesome!
And you just ordered your next print!!! Thanks for that epic support.
Broken Window Theory is the #1 Urbex channel.
There are more top end channels visiting cool places but the BWT Team are next level!
I’ll be having a look at your online store for some goodies & support you.
Cheers 🍻🥳🇦🇺
Just finished developing some film and saw you guys uploaded. Awesome timing. Great video as usual.
Those beams of light at sunrise are just unreal. Incredible episode.
I always call you the masters of urban exploring :] as your films are so professional, informative, so emotively narrated keeping the viewer hooked and interested in the stories of the places you explore. I have done many explores myself throughout the Uk & some in Scotland and Wales also on a road trip earlier this year including some amazing mansions with stunning antiques inside them that other explorers have not managed to access. The places you have shown throughout Europe leave me with a wanting to experience them myself.
I'm watching from Brazil, great channel 🇧🇷🇧🇷
This place was so huge and I could imagine the metallic and oily smell from the rusty machines out there. Be safe from it BTW team, I know how dangerous it was just to show amazing places like this to us. Congratulations for another great and amazing video ❤️
Ich liebe diese Videos vor allem weil sie immer sehr viel Backgroundinfos enthalten und sehr aufwendig recherchiert sind.
Eine ganz andere Liga wie die meisten anderen Channels auf RUclips.
Weiter so und vielen Dank.
Ich arbeite übrigens auf Deutscher Seite im Saarland in einem aktiven Stahlwerk und finde die Anlagen auch unglaublich. ;-)
Beautiful story & video! I love that you weave the history into the story. Professionalism on all levels! Thank You!
Thanks for a most interesting video and your research knowledge of this place, you're stars, love and respect 😃❤️
Excellent video B.W.T.,What a capture!Extensive work on developing this 5 part steps,from the beginnings, the 🥵 unbearable heat to endure,around the hot buckets,to all the other challenges,catwalks etc...It took a lot of steel to make the place.Then it makes steel!🙃It was crazy big! My Father used to work in a Gold Mine in So.Dakota, way down so many floors.In Deadwood.He did many Risky jobs.So I can appreciate your different types of videos-Industrial, and all.Very good narrating Till,Thanking your team also 😁
Hi Till, hope you all are well. This video was great to watch, your explanations brought everything to life once again. Great job. Regards to the team of BWT.
I AM SO MAD THAT RUclips IS BROKEN, YOU SHOULD HAVE MILLIONS OF SUBSCRIBERS BY NOW ....but at the same time I like that you're like a little secret only a few of us know about. Always such beautifully crafted videos all the time from you guys, thank you!!! 💛
Very enjoyable as always guys. The quality and professionalism is much appreciated. Greetings from Washington DC .
A great documentary loved watching it, well done.
Absolutely hooked. BWT video have been evolving so much that they are looking professional asf. Yall have this game on lock.
was für eine Emotion für mich, die deine Videos verfolgt, mein Vater hat in dieser Fabrik gearbeitet, bravo für deine Erinnerungsarbeit
Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your exploration videos. I live vicariously through you! But seriously I take to heart your comments at the end of the video. It does take a team to do great work and it is righteous to acknowledge others that contribute to making all these great episodes meaningful. What really stands out is the research and background your team provides to convey a complete and full story for the viewers. There are other so-called explorers that will video a building with no commentary or stupid commentary and with completely uninformed commentary. You are so far above and beyond. Thank you for your efforts and for sharing with us.
Excellent work! I very much enjoyed this documentary of France’s steel industry, the likes to which only, BWT can bring. You guys always level up, every time. Thanks again.
Honestly! You guys is a really good storyteller. That's why i love your channel. The very first video i watched i think it's the Golden Villa, just a couple month's ago, since then i subscribed and watched every single video in this channel. Keep it up! Keep exploring! And keep safe.
I love these industrial sites for their richness in patterns and colors brought by the decay. And I'm also a fan of big machines and structures.
But I also feel like this video could have been 15-20 minutes longer by adding more continuous shots of exploring with live narration for a more immersive experience in addition to the marvelous 'money shots', which by the way I would say your videos not only have the highest density but also highest quality of among the urbex channels I follow - please keep that part up!
I dont have a problem with long videos at all. If I like what I see, it can be as long as it needs to be to show as much as possible. But I reckon I'm not exactly part of the mainstream on RUclips with that attitude these days. I suppose you know more about the viewing habits given the view statistics youtube provides.
But still, the more the merrier as far as I am concerned! 🤩
JUNGE! ich hab harte Nippel :D Eure beste Episode. Das ist einfach zu krass und wieder mal unglaublich gut in Szene gesetzt. Bin unnormal beeindruckt. ^mark
Amazing ❤
Thanks for watching! The next episode is coming soon. I think we will show a chateau exploration next time.
Terrific presentation and totally mind blowing to see before and after of this huge industry that was very productive 40 odd years ago and the employment that it created for the town. Thanks for sharing!
The quality of your videos all around are outstanding, you guys should be very proud of the work you do!! Keep up the great work guys and stay safe.
In 2014 war ich in Esch-sur-Alzette in einem Kohlekraftwerk unterwegs. Das ist gar nicht soweit von dem Stahlwerk weg. In anderen Teilen des Komplexes, von dem nur noch ein kleiner Teil steht, wurden u.a. Szenen für "Die purpurnen Flüsse 2" gedreht.
Solche Industriekolosse selbst mal zu sehen, ist schon sehr beeindruckend. Leider habe ich viel zu wenig Fotos gemacht.
Das Kraftwerk wurde bis 2019 abgerissen.
In 2014, I was in Esch-sur-Alzette in a coal-fired power plant. That's not far at all from the steelworks. In other parts of the complex, of which only a small part is still standing, scenes were shot for "Crimson Rivers: Angels of the Apocalypse
", among others.
To see such industrial colossi for yourself is very impressive. Unfortunately, I took far too few photos.
The power plant was demolished by 2019.
Excellent as usual. Fascinating story as well. Thank you for taking us along.
Abandoned industry is my favorite. If you toured a powerhouse in France I’d love to see it here.
Great shoutout to all the people involved in making these videos. Keep up the fantastic work!
Pretty cool to see in action how it used to be and now afterwards abandoned. Top notch writing as well!
I work at a steel mill now and unfortunately, i can't help but see the parrallels with this plant...
Wow, the sheer size of this place. Thank you for also appreciating the ordinary things. Rust, moss, a sign, someone's handwriting. It's very immersive. 🖤
Because of your particular situation in this life you can see all parts of the puzzle! Awesome! Not too far from where I lived when your parents were little! 🙉🙊🙈
This is one you can enjoy over and over! I grew up near a steel mill it's fascinating to see what's inside these massive places!!!
Excellent video you guys!🆗
🆗️🆒️!!! Thanks a bunch.
From one urbex youtuber to another to another, great job!
Your videos are beautifully crafted, so many great points there are too many to mention. For me, the script writing is superb. Congrats!
OBRIGADO ABIGAIL, estou podendo viajar e entender a história por trás das imagens pelo seu surpreendente trabalho. Gratissimo!!!
Can I just say, these scripts are written beautifully?
Thank you for your upload video 📹. Fascinating, the big iron playground became more friendier
You guys are only getting better and better! 🌹🌹🌹
Haven't kept up with your work for a while - great video! I like the documentary elements you've integrated, all while staying true to your style. And I'm happy to see how long your patreon list has grown. Keep it up, fantastic job!
Another great video! Thank you, that I got time to explore another side of the world during this pandemic through your work. History is a plus. 🇵🇭❤️👏
Eure Videos werden immer cooler, hoffe ihr könnt noch viele Videos präsentieren
Super amazing video! I love the historic footage and parallels to an active steel mill - that's a pretty new vibe in your vids! Great work guys!
Thank you so much for this amazing video!
That was an amazing and interesting video! We don’t stop and think about where our products come from! I remember those messaging tubes! In the 60’s, the department stores had them, and I was always amazed by them! Thank you and all involved for this video!
Really cool video! Liked it very much! 👍
Another stunning video. Superb quality.
That was very impressive, very great video of the steel mill, and the story about the steel mill is very interesting. Thank you for this great video.
This was incredible! I love that you do such a good job showing the history, showing how it looked over time, how it looked when it was working, etc.. You guys are such a great channel I am have been following you since you were a tiny channel and love the direction you are going
Un viaje fascinante en las entrañas del monstruo de acero...siempre disfruto con vuestros videos, gracias! ❤
Oi Abigail, obrigada pela tradução. Estou adorando as aventuras. Vão além de explorar um lugar abandonado, mas de contar s história por trás de cada parede, cada viga, cada porta, janela. É um canal diferente e muito informativos educativo. Obrigada pelo seu trabalho e obrigada aos exploradores que fazem deste trabalho algo novo. 🥰🙏🏻
Très magnifique! Thanks for sharing, what a behemoth of an industrial ruin.
Wonderful explore ! Love these industrial derelicts 👍
you have made a excellent documentary my respect for this . Great work and keep going thank you al
wonderful yet again, makes me feel like I'm right there with your guys... awesome...
muchas gracias por las espectaculares historias y los subtitulos en español, saludos desde Argentina!
Amazing location. Love the archive footage
Always amazed watching your exploration videos
Superb episode. Thank you.
Intresting history.
Thanks, we also thought the story is great, so we really wanted to share it! What was your favorite part?
14:46 the ambience is very nice