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Pyestock National Gas Turbine Establishment

Visited February with Zero, Ali23, Nik24 and Itinerant Child

Pystock was a National Gas Turbine Establishment, originally researching jet engines, developing concorde engines, but was taken over by DERA, the governments defence research company and used to help research other technology.
On arrival we parked up among the local dog walkers and strolled across the fields to our entrance. We had to make a quick change to our plans as security were doing the rounds, so we looked for another way in.
Inside there was lots of plant machinery, whether they were starting to demolish parts of the buildings i dont know. This site is huge. Buildings everywhere. Miles of massive pipes and cables.
After spending most of the day here, we decided to leave but we hadnt even seen half of it.



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