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- The site is easy to enter, through the open main gate or over a low fence on the housing estate side.
- Getting into the buildings relies on improvised entries made by explorers: pallet ladders, barrels, ropes and a hole in the back wall.
- The silos and the hall roof are reportedly inaccessible in the latest reports, as the ladders were destroyed halfway.
- Older comments described bricked-up entrances, but newer ones describe getting into the main hall and smaller buildings.
- A guard is sometimes at the gate, but most comments say they pay no attention to explorers.
- There are cameras on the grounds, including movable ones and some on poles, and floodlights come on at night.
- One visitor was caught by security and only photographed, and another fled after a light shone from the neighbouring blocks.
- Workers and vehicles move around the site but usually ignore visitors.
- Construction and demolition work is under way, and a new housing estate is being built next door.
- The buildings are in very poor condition, full of dust and rubbish, and the office section has been devastated.
- The halls hold little equipment, though a few people found interesting things upstairs and in the smaller building.
- The large halls and the concrete mill building are impressive, even from outside.
- The site is vast and good for people who like climbing, but opinions on its value are divided.
- A visit takes around one and a half to two hours.
- It is easy to drive right up to the site.
- Climbing skills are useful, as some entries demand strength and are very unstable.
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