Hi Nigel, just going through some old posts and I saw that I didn’t really answer your question. These are on the edge of Peoria (Bartonville) this specific area being very industrialized. The buildings in this shot are abandoned and I’m not even sure what they once were! There are other working factories near here and all are right along the Illinois River. I drive through when traveling to my mom’s and the area is just so interesting. The landscape goes from rural farmland to wetlands to floodplains and levees to this area which is highly industrialized and somewhat in decay. It’s ripe with photo ops and I’ll probably spend a good amount of time doing just that one of these days. 🙂
Sunearthsky 
Love this shot, tell me more this place looks very interesting, can you get in?
Tell me more!
Hi Nigel, just going through some old posts and I saw that I didn’t really answer your question. These are on the edge of Peoria (Bartonville) this specific area being very industrialized. The buildings in this shot are abandoned and I’m not even sure what they once were! There are other working factories near here and all are right along the Illinois River. I drive through when traveling to my mom’s and the area is just so interesting. The landscape goes from rural farmland to wetlands to floodplains and levees to this area which is highly industrialized and somewhat in decay. It’s ripe with photo ops and I’ll probably spend a good amount of time doing just that one of these days. 🙂
PS meet me here and I will get you in and you can get some shot then run, I’ll spend the night in the cell for you!!
Haha – Nigel I’ve thought about how fun it would be to explore these ghostly buildings. If I can scale the fence……….we’re in!
OK then, Your on!
Industrial sentries. Very clever. Your perspective is splendid.
Thank you, 2Spools.
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In the end Sharon I could wait no longer and as I cannot be at your old factory I had to jump the gates of one of our home grown one’s
http://nigelborrington.com/2013/06/26/a-sense-of-place-disused-quarry-on-the-river-barrow/
Just to share the results with yourself 🙂
Thank you Nigel!! I’m thrilled about your post! And thanks so much for the pingback 🙂 Something new and I’ll definitely reciprocate sometime! 🙂 SHaron
🙂 and 🙂
Many thank for your inspiration Sharon 🙂
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I have bookmarked it for later!
Hello, thank you for that great comment, and thanks for visiting! Great to meet you :).