The abandoned Fisher Flour Mill on Harbor Island in Seattle. This time I went inside the compound ( I think it is called trespassing ) so will be posting some images caught during that visit.
Posted on June 19, 2013, in Blue Sky, buildings, graffiti, Nikon D7000, Seattle, Urban Decay, Washington and tagged abandoned, Blue Sky, buildings, Fisher Flour Mill, graffiti, Harbor Island, Nikon D7000, Seattle, Thoughts, urban decay. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
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Where is the entry point for the mill? I happen to be here now…
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There is a break in the chain link fence on the east side of the property. Lots of trucks parked near each other near the rail line.
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Thanks for the reply! I found an entry point as there was no fencing by the tracks. Getting into the mill was another issue. I only stayed in one smaller building and wanted to be safe as I was alone.
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I totally understand. I don’t do heights well so I was not about to climb up those rusty stairs on the outside of one of the main buildings. I would like to get permission from the current owner, King County Solid Waste, to spend time there without having to worry about being busted. Best to have someone with you and carry a flashlight, water and 1st Aid Kit. I went on a Sunday, hoping that there would be fewer chances of getting caught. Cheers!
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so many memories in that place.
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Did you work there? From what I have heard, back in the 1960’s-1970’s, it was a dangerous and tough place to work.
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