Looking back through some photos I stumbled upon some I have not posted. Me and man gone wrong had tried Shoreham cement works and failed dismally on our first try so we stopped at Cocking lime works and then went here. We met up with Brewtal as this was his local haunt at the time. It was a trashed place but still had appeal and quite a lot to see. It was demolished not long after we visited, so glad we got to see this exploring regular.
Fullers was one of three sites were they extracted what is known as Fullers earth, it was used in a variety of trades due to its very good absorbent qualities. It originally started to supply the wooden trade but diversified into other uses from cat litter to powder cosmetics. The site was closed around the mid nineties and the quarry and warehouse continued in use. The whole site apart from the quarry closed in the noughties.
Fullers was one of three sites were they extracted what is known as Fullers earth, it was used in a variety of trades due to its very good absorbent qualities. It originally started to supply the wooden trade but diversified into other uses from cat litter to powder cosmetics. The site was closed around the mid nineties and the quarry and warehouse continued in use. The whole site apart from the quarry closed in the noughties.
