Yes, I worked on the site but not on the mill. Great to see this. Many happy memories. Redundancies were rapid (same day); hence the milk and chopped tomatoes! 😂 Incidentaly, I doubt it was a security guy you saw. More likely a driver from a haulage company that still seems to be using the site. Otherwise, it could be a security guard appointed by a receiver?
Got an error message Andy, at about 21:50 , playback ID BFG7XJSUantlP8_v . Video would not play after that. I enjoyed the video up to this point. Interesting mill. Cheers!
I also know why the belts were cut, someone checked each motor before cutting power, they probably made note which ones ran the quietest for spare parts or just to sell them off at some point. But, cutting belts was easiest way to know motor spun without any other noises.
Impressive site, Andy. You and Paul sure were playing hide & seek with that bloke in the orange jacket. Amazed at how much machinery the company was able to cram into what seems to be a relatively small patch of land. Those cheeky calendars are still present in every tire shop I've been to. Some things never change. Cheers.
@ALWResearchTeam Yes. I worked on the site, but not on the mill itself. Although a little run down, it was a great place to work. It would appear that the main reason that it closed was due to already approved planning permission being rescinded by the Peak District National Park Authority for mining operations at Milldam Mine. Or, at least, that is what the redundancy letters alluded to. I doubt that it was a security guard that you saw. More likely one of the drivers for the haulage firm that would seem to still use the site, judging from your drone footage. Otherwise, I guess security my have been appointed by the receiver? .
Oh thats a sad end. I hope all the workers were looked after via redundancy. Some of the factories and mills I have documented over the years closed in a similar way unfortunately.
How strange, i actually van camped on the road up to this monday night! i was about 100m from this place and didn't know it was explorable, i might have to visit it myself it looks interesting, cheers for the video 😄
Hello Anthony, oh wow I wrote a dissertation on the work of Dr Werner Heisenberg and his quantum theory back in my youth at university. Nowadays i would struggle with a quadratic equation. He sure was a good engineer and possibly made the first successful nuclear reactor but that history was deleted by the super powers after the second world war.
@@ALWResearchTeam At the start of their criminal carrier Jesse didn't follow Walters (Heisenberg) instructions so ruclips.net/video/RfO-54me-jY/видео.htmlsi=O6ln4aV5JI7bawr- in a much later episode ruclips.net/video/pBeaAq2MAlI/видео.htmlsi=kLBUmJ_yRXVdEnVi
The guard dog at 22:41 is a Bassett Hound. I can't believe you don't have more subscribers, very high quality video, thank you ❤.
Hello there. Thank you very much for :)
I should think the "security guard" will soon be looking for a new job now this video is out!
Great explore... I'll be looking forward to part 2
Hi Colin. I hope he stays. Best secca team ever :)
Yes, I worked on the site but not on the mill. Great to see this. Many happy memories. Redundancies were rapid (same day); hence the milk and chopped tomatoes! 😂 Incidentaly, I doubt it was a security guy you saw. More likely a driver from a haulage company that still seems to be using the site. Otherwise, it could be a security guard appointed by a receiver?
Got an error message Andy, at about 21:50 , playback ID BFG7XJSUantlP8_v . Video would not play after that. I enjoyed the video up to this point. Interesting mill. Cheers!
Oh my. Not good. I don’t know why that would be Jeff. Glad you enjoyed what you saw and it’s great to hear from you Sir.
brilliant video great explore,i love places luke this just found your channel and subscribed.keep up the great work 👍
Hi there, thanks very much for:)
I also know why the belts were cut, someone checked each motor before cutting power, they probably made note which ones ran the quietest for spare parts or just to sell them off at some point. But, cutting belts was easiest way to know motor spun without any other noises.
Impressive site, Andy.
You and Paul sure were playing hide & seek with that bloke in the orange jacket. Amazed at how much machinery the company was able to cram into what seems to be a relatively small patch of land.
Those cheeky calendars are still present in every tire shop I've been to. Some things never change.
Cheers.
Many happy memories from this place. Some of the nicest, most genuine people to work with as well. Look forward to the rest of the mini series.
Hi there, oh wow did you work at the mill?
@ALWResearchTeam Yes. I worked on the site, but not on the mill itself. Although a little run down, it was a great place to work. It would appear that the main reason that it closed was due to already approved planning permission being rescinded by the Peak District National Park Authority for mining operations at Milldam Mine. Or, at least, that is what the redundancy letters alluded to. I doubt that it was a security guard that you saw. More likely one of the drivers for the haulage firm that would seem to still use the site, judging from your drone footage. Otherwise, I guess security my have been appointed by the receiver?
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Oh thats a sad end. I hope all the workers were looked after via redundancy. Some of the factories and mills I have documented over the years closed in a similar way unfortunately.
very interesting, I was able to watch it all the way through.
@35.09 checked 11 July 23, not November
oh yeah lol. Well spotted :)
How strange, i actually van camped on the road up to this monday night! i was about 100m from this place and didn't know it was explorable, i might have to visit it myself it looks interesting, cheers for the video 😄
Oh wow what a coincidence!
I often drive through this site on the public road from Stoney Middleton. It’s a shame to see the buildings decay.
It sure is a shame
Been hear a few times to collect it’s a fun place to get a artic lorry too and around the site to loading location 😅lovely people that work there tho
Not much space eh 😁
That controller is for moving CCTV camera's around.
Interesting explore, lots to take in.
hydrofluoric acid are you planning on being the next Heisenberg? 😉
Hello Anthony, oh wow I wrote a dissertation on the work of Dr Werner Heisenberg and his quantum theory back in my youth at university. Nowadays i would struggle with a quadratic equation. He sure was a good engineer and possibly made the first successful nuclear reactor but that history was deleted by the super powers after the second world war.
@@ALWResearchTeam ruclips.net/video/dy_DASt7hDs/видео.htmlsi=wSW3g_1n0pT5S-pj
Ha ha, I've never watched breaking bad :)
@@ALWResearchTeam At the start of their criminal carrier Jesse didn't follow Walters (Heisenberg) instructions so ruclips.net/video/RfO-54me-jY/видео.htmlsi=O6ln4aV5JI7bawr-
in a much later episode
ruclips.net/video/pBeaAq2MAlI/видео.htmlsi=kLBUmJ_yRXVdEnVi