I honestly can't seem to find any information at all on this location, so i don't know if it's a bit of a shushed secret from the public, but ah well.
Flip took me here for a night shoot in the middle of a blizzard which provided for an interesting drive through the mountain roads of Buxton.
When you enter this place, you go down a fairly concealed (but public) footpath before you encounter a large sign that reads something along the lines of:
"For your health and safety, you are advised not to enter these premises. However, if the red flag is flying full mast then an explosion is imminent"
Next time i go i will grab a photo of this sign and add it to this thread.
Unfortunately due to the nature of night photography, i only came back with three shots,
so this shall be an unfinished thread which i will add to on my next trip.
Here's some pictures of blown up trains:
Flip took me here for a night shoot in the middle of a blizzard which provided for an interesting drive through the mountain roads of Buxton.
When you enter this place, you go down a fairly concealed (but public) footpath before you encounter a large sign that reads something along the lines of:
"For your health and safety, you are advised not to enter these premises. However, if the red flag is flying full mast then an explosion is imminent"
Next time i go i will grab a photo of this sign and add it to this thread.
Unfortunately due to the nature of night photography, i only came back with three shots,
so this shall be an unfinished thread which i will add to on my next trip.
Here's some pictures of blown up trains:
