I saw this posted up in the Leads and Rumours section and headed over to have a look. It's nothing epic, but has a few bits that may be of interest to some people that like this kind of thing.
There are sensors inside. I wasn't sure if they work or not, so after being cautious and hiding for quite some time, not a lot happened so I carried on. Later on, about the time I was finishing up, I heard a bit of commotion outside, so I hid again and in came the owner, accompanied by the police. The police didn't sound very interested and soon left! I returned to my car to find my tyres had been let down - despite having to get the AA to rescue me, I actually found that quite amusing!
There were some offices over the road which I didn't look at due to the owner/police/tyres situation, might be worth a look if anyone else goes here.
Brief History
Founded over 100 years ago Kay's was a family owned private company as well as one of the oldest established soap manufacturers in the UK. From its Britannia Works Factory in Ramsbottom it supplied private label toilet and household soap to the retail sector.
External borrowed from Flickr
Any idea what these old things are?
There are sensors inside. I wasn't sure if they work or not, so after being cautious and hiding for quite some time, not a lot happened so I carried on. Later on, about the time I was finishing up, I heard a bit of commotion outside, so I hid again and in came the owner, accompanied by the police. The police didn't sound very interested and soon left! I returned to my car to find my tyres had been let down - despite having to get the AA to rescue me, I actually found that quite amusing!
There were some offices over the road which I didn't look at due to the owner/police/tyres situation, might be worth a look if anyone else goes here.
Brief History
Founded over 100 years ago Kay's was a family owned private company as well as one of the oldest established soap manufacturers in the UK. From its Britannia Works Factory in Ramsbottom it supplied private label toilet and household soap to the retail sector.
External borrowed from Flickr
Any idea what these old things are?
