The Water Works - Abandoned Air Force NCO School and Barracks (Part 3)

As I mentioned in my last post about this location, the first building we entered was not only one of the transformer stations, but also the facility's water works.
In spite of the ten years of "vacancy", there has not been much vandalism.
There were even some reagents left that were once used for testing the quality of the fresh water.

Please excuse the rather one-sided choice of images - but I do have a thing for valves :) Enjoy!

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Details - Abandoned Navy Barracks (Part 4)

Here are the last photos from my tour into the abandoned barracks in the Town of Strande, near my hometown Kiel.
The day after my wife and I went there, the local newspaper had as tory that the town's finance committee has given the green light for the demolition, now the local counsil has to approve. The barracks will probably be torn down before this year is over.
I am glad that I had the opportunity to go in there for a final documentation of the building and the premises.

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The Transformer Station - Abandoned Air Force NCO School and Barracks (Part 2)

The first building we entered contained a transformer station and also accomodated the station's waterworks.
Here are the photos from the transformner station.
We were really surprised to find it so intact. The copper thieves had made their way in there, but I think they left empty-handed because thanks to the trees around the building there is no way to get the "loot" out of the area without heavy machinery or chopping down the forest first.

So we were really lucky to find the thing almost untouched.

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