The path opposite Belland's Way
The Old Sewage Works, The Avenue, Brome, Suffolk - 20th February 2021
Nosher and the boys cycle to Eye and back, stopping off at a place Fred had spotted a few days before. It's what looks to be the remains of a sewage works, probably built in World War II to service the airfield barracks. It also has the added advantage of its own resident burned-out car.
next album: Fred's New Bike, and the A140 is Closed, Brome, Suffolk - 27th February 2021
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Up on Belland's Way
The tree mural
Fred on a bike
Harry cycles up the road
Harry roams around in the old sewage works
The boys inspect a burned-out car
The inside of the torched motor
Harry looks at the wrecked car
The skeleton of car seats
Fred points away from the burned car
Harry gives it a kick
A discarded wheel hub
The break in the wall
The derelict car
Fred's got a brick
An overgrown pumping station
A discarded tank
Inside the possible pumping station
The remains of sedimentation tanks
The car surrounded by a circular wall
Fred stands on a wall
The twin circles of the clarification tanks
Harry and Fred mess around
Some other discarded metalwork
More settling tanks
More brick constructions
Harry and Fred roam around
A green tractor tyre
Fred considers his bike
Harry looks out
The boys are back on Brome Avenue
Harry pushes his bike up the hill
Harry doesn't want to go any further
The boys outside McColl's in Eye
Church Street in Eye
The boys exit McColl's - the Blue Shop
Another building plot is cleared on Dove Lane
Harry waits on Wellington Road
A discarded road sign has been curiously mangled
The new B1077 is ready to connect
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The path opposite Belland's Way
