Crewe DMD Pic's

[yummy125]

I did not have any involvement with this, such a shame loco's are left to rust for years making sure they cost more money to repair then scrap.

Link: http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=60860

This depot is not the beehive of activity it was 15 years ago, now silent and graced only with the sound of passing trains, the mess rooms are empty of banter, and the electrics are turned off. Indeed there isnt much to say about this hidden 'treat', on paper its a rotting shed, a Diesel maintenance depot, vaguely interesting to anyone other than the anorak, the hassle involved to get here surely wouldnt be worth it?


Thats until you step inside

 

[NXEA!]

I did not have any involvement with this, such a shame loco's are left to rust for years making sure they cost more money to repair then scrap.

Link: http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=60860

This depot is not the beehive of activity it was 15 years ago, now silent and graced only with the sound of passing trains, the mess rooms are empty of banter, and the electrics are turned off. Indeed there isnt much to say about this hidden 'treat', on paper its a rotting shed, a Diesel maintenance depot, vaguely interesting to anyone other than the anorak, the hassle involved to get here surely wouldnt be worth it?


Thats until you step inside

Nice shots mate. Out of interest, how did you get permission to look around the site?

 

[pendolino]

Nice shots mate. Out of interest, how did you get permission to look around the site?

Well, the OP says (s)he didn't take the shots, but I doubt permission was obtained by the person who did. 'Urban Exploration' (which is the subject of sites like 28 Days Later) is a euphemism for trespass, by and large.