103 Comments for Zuckerfabrik Greußen

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I wonder what the little square holes in the floor were for.
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What a beautiful shot. I don't know what those cylinders are (maybe unused ducts?), but I'm picturing small trucks or maybe even horse-drawn carts parked under those little chutes, gathering the harvested grain to be delivered to customers.
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That little bit of archway showing through the plaster is tantalizing.
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Maybe it's just me, but it looks like that corner is about to disappear back in time.
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This was a factory or a mill --? and yet such beautiful colors. And that is a beautiful railing.
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So still and shaadowy now; how bright and busy must it have been then...
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How many feet walked those floors? How many eyes looked out those windows? How many voices echoed off those walls? And now it's so still and empty.
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I love the sense of fear that comes from the doorway, only to see on the other side of fear a relief of light.
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"Schädlinge" is German for bugs or vermin
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BEAUTIFUL gallery!! I am so glad I stopped in! :) Thanks for sharing such a wonderful place.

Off to the next!

(By the way...my 12 year old daughter LOVES these German galleries!)
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Uhhh...If you smoke they impale you with that hook??

Eeekk...talk about motivation to stop smoking! :D
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Nice green on the wall...adds a little "nature" to the place.:)
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What are those long cylinders in the backround and what do you think those chute-like things in the ceiling are for?
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Hmm...Guess I have to put out my torch and my fireworks too...

:D

Nice shot!!
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No Smoking :-)