Fancied a nosey around a mill as I've not done one yet and I have a strong interest in Industrial buildings of old. The architecture is what appeals to me, the quality, the sturdiness, the history and work life that once hustled and bustled with and around these walls, this one was very photogenic and peaceful. Once a cotton spinning mill, then reutilised as a brewing company, a food / animal feed manufacturer, the mill finally closed its doors in 2003 where ever since then the site has remained asleep. I have seen a few reports on here and comparing I have noticed the wall around the chimney is now gone, and all the window frames have gone entirely. The first floor has sections of floor missing yet what remains is quite sturdy. Someone has taken the steps nosing and the handrails. Wiring, etc has been stripped out as per usual. I thoroughly enjoyed exploring this site, The horses were friendly also.