I have visited this little cluster quite a few times over the last nine years. And every time I go I still enjoy it just as much, it’s got such a charm and nice feel about it. You do not get many rustic retro places like this anymore about, little places with a personal touch to them. The huts are pretty much hand built with the main one being a Nissen hut, this was prob repurposed from a former World War Two airfield like so many were. It has a saw table in the middle driven by a line shaft. The belt is still all in one piece and still connected to the wheel. We have a room next to the main workshop with some bits of machinery in it including the line shaft and gorgeous compressor tank. The boiler was nice and see one similar if not the same at three bridge mill. Then next to that is another room what I think was a storage area maybe, and a really rustic area. Then you have another room separate from this set which looked like it was built a little later. I visited this last year with Jake and Dan as they had never been and wanted to see it. I lost all my photos from here at the time. I was a bit lost what to do one Sunday so made the short drive to have another look. I still ended up spending three hours here as I like all the little details here.
Starting with the main workshop.
Some questionable electrics here.
Heading into the side room. The light is very dingy here and with harsh light from the window.
Heading into the room that you first coming into as you enter the place.
I have never noticed this window before, until Jake pointed it out last summer.
And the final workshop. The old bench had more bottles on it and an old radio which are gone now. The very old paperwork still sits there though.
Starting with the main workshop.
Some questionable electrics here.
Heading into the side room. The light is very dingy here and with harsh light from the window.
Heading into the room that you first coming into as you enter the place.
I have never noticed this window before, until Jake pointed it out last summer.
And the final workshop. The old bench had more bottles on it and an old radio which are gone now. The very old paperwork still sits there though.
. Although two were vintage manual ones which I have not posted any.
