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Notes on BRITON FERRY IRONWORKS, ENGINE HOUSE, Neath Port Talbot 2017

An imposing building, one end completely open to the elements and within a vast empty space with minimum graffiti and rubbish. A few horses grazed on the field around, above the M4 flyover, the river Neath just behind the building. A somewhat depressing site, wasteland and most industrial buildings lain flat. A caravan park sits a stones throw away.

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