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Castles, cheese, wine and chocolate: what’s not to love about Gruyères?
Inside La Maison du Gruyère, we head to the upstairs viewing area where wall plaques and audio-guides explain all about making the famous Gruyère cheese.
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Fear Factory
@ The City National Grove of Anaheim
Anaheim, CA
December 17, 2013
All photos © Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com
My first workplace. Located in Reading, Pennsylvania, The VF Factory Outlet flagship store is in the complex of buildings that once housed the Berkshire Knitting Mills. These buildings are huge.
visiting zegna woolmill in trivero, italy, see my blog for more: margavp.wordpress.com/2012/07/20/wool-factory/
My first workplace. Located in Reading, Pennsylvania, The VF Factory Outlet flagship store is in the complex of buildings that once housed the Berkshire Knitting Mills. These buildings are huge.
Visited this old factory during my trip through Luxembourg. A lot of empty rooms, but still some nice details can be found. Unknown where this factory was used for. It has been abandoned for about 10 years now.
Visited this location in September 2011.
... with several additional degrees of difficulty. (Belleek pottery factory, Northern Ireland.)
Yes, that price tag at the bottom says £1850. Yes, that's equivalent to $3000. No, we did not buy one.
I took a tour of a factory that makes pre-fabricated buildings in New Jersey. The factory produces a new building, from scratch, every 6 hours. They build schools, dorms, industrial facicilites and jails. This place has every tool, machine, and material you can dream of.
I went to visit the Custard Factory as I had never been before and I had read about it in guides to Birmingham. It's a bunch of old factory buildings that have been converted into artists' studios, gallery space, cafés, vintage shops etc. For those not in the know, this area is where Birds Custard was made. Yum!
I do remember the Irish Centre that I passed by on the way, having seen the Wedding Present play there in 1990!
Lots of nice late 9th century and early 20th century factory buildings still standing proud amidst urban decay and a few obvious examples of buildings erected fairly soon after the end of WW2.
Endicott, New York, is in the Rust Belt, so it is not unusual to find an abandoned factory with a sign, so faded that you can barely make out the words "Enter Here."
Location: Jubilee Avenue, Highams Park, London E4, England
This is the site of the former Halex plastics factory, which is now almost certain to become a new Tesco supermarket. More details here and here. The most interesting aspect, I think, is this:
"On the 10th November 2009 Mayor Boris Johnson wrote to LBWF with his decision. This document is included below and explains that, following his evaluation, he has decided to let LBWF decide."
Another great day for 'public consultation' in this country.
This factory is located in a forest at the outskirts of Pripyat. Officially it was used to produce electrical components, mainly for use in tape recorders but they say it was indeed used to make electronics for the military such as parts for submarines and aircraft.
Although the clock has the date 1739 the building dates from the early 19th century. It's grade 2 listed ( www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?ui... ) so presumably will be converted into apartments when the area is redeveloped.
We went to the Custard Factory on Sunday, just to see where it was. It was closed but this chap was friendly enough and posed for a pic.
Visited this slate factory on my last day in and around Luxembourg. There used to be a slate quarry nearby and in this factory they worked with the slate to make rooftiles.
It has been abandoned for years, but still a lot of old machinery to see.
Visited this location in September 2011.
Lego is building its seventh Lego factory south of Richmond, Virginia. The factory is the first one in North America.
It is in Chesterfield County, less than 30 minutes from my home.
I visited the site today and toured the small visitors center. It is a big yellow Lego block!
Inside was a model of the factory. Of course, it was made of Lego!