Williams Blyth tile works, Barton upon Humber, December 2009

[chauffeur]

Visited with Runner, Freikorps and my eldest son (Flickr - Addicted Adrenaline Junkie), not much history on the place but for a small site there is a tonne of stuff to see!






















Really enjoyed this site, get in and have a look you will not be dissapointed. i would recommend you do it as part of another visit as it does not take long to get round it.

[boxfrenzy]

Eeeh, that's grand. Loads of great stuff to see - seems like three explores in one, underground (?) railway and buildings. Very nice.

[chauffeur]

Eeeh, that's grand. Loads of great stuff to see - seems like three explores in one, underground (?) railway and buildings. Very nice.

You would have laughed if you had seen where i had to go to take that shot! that water was ankle deep and extremely cramped but the colours were stunning! well worth getting wet for.

[wolfism]

Very nice – that loco is a great-looking machine.

[judderman62]

nice shots mate

[SilentHill]

That's nice work mate. Well done

[Runner]

Some lovely shots there mate
Glad you enjoyed the place, it's a cracking little explore and hopefully now there's somebody on site, it won't get chaved.

A bit of history on my post here:
http://www.urbexforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=5873

[chauffeur]

Ohh it is, it was a guided tour given by Runner. From the outside it does not look much but it holds quite a few gems!

[Kevsy21]

Some great shots there,well done

[magoo²]

Nice job mate