How Wood becomes Paper - A Step by Step Guide inside the Paper Mill

[@LEWISWATSONVLOGS1]

You always do a good job Andy man 👍 😎 🆒️ excellent footage too mate ....interesting

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hi Lewis. Thank you so much brother

[@richie152]

I loved this video. Absolutely fascinating. Cheers Gentlemen 😊

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there. I’m pleased you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@LadyLucie]

Awesome ALW! I learn so much from your video’s, it’s truly fascinating & brilliantly captured ❤️

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello Lucie. Thank You very much indeed 😀

[@ExploringwithCarl]

Very well documented Andrew, you definitely have your own style if its crossed with urbex you definitely do know your stuff 😉🙌

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello EWC, thank you very much indeed

[@ExploringwithCarl]

@@ALWResearchTeam Keep up the great quality of documenting places

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

I found this very fascinating and informative. Brilliant job! Thank you!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there Burning Sands. Thank You very much:)

[@MsWinnieWitch]

Fantastic video Andy. You always give the history and facts and have so much knowledge. I salute you ❤️

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Glad you enjoyed it Donna :)

[@collincovid6950]

This is very instructive and what we need more of, as used to be the case, and the voice reminds me of the days when learning such things was normal, and people took note. Now all that take note is to nothing but gratification of ungodly lusts

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, thank you very much indeed:)

[@richardhalliday6469]

Fascinating insight into the world of paper manufacture Andy, the office area looks as though the 5 o'clock buzzer went, staff walked away and never returned. Some equipment installed in 1975 which seems like only yesterday until you realise it's nigh on 50 years ago! Brilliant filmette as usual.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, it happened like that, the recievers entered the factory and told all the workers to go home and maybe come back soon. Soon never happened. It was such a surreal place to explore. The 1975 macheniery had been very well looked after and maintained meticulously. Thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@changeshifter4852]

Wow. Everytime I watch an industrial explore I am left wondering how the place worked and created it's product. Sometimes, if it is recent enough, I can find an old training video, but that's usually about it. This is the first time I have actually seen someone explain how a place operated when open. Bless you for taking this extra step! I loved this, thank you!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, You're very welcome :)

[@abandonedexploringmike]

Awesome buddy an great information in place

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Glad you enjoyed it Mike, it sure is an awesome place :)

[@ThomassGamingAdventures]

ooooh, i never knew how paper was made :0 I thought it was made from trees🐝

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hi Thomas 🤩 yes this is a paper factory 🏭

[@unexpectedvistas6198]

That is a stunning site!

[@ALWResearchTeam]

It certainly is :)

[@unexpectedvistas6198]

@@ALWResearchTeam We just dont have the history of industrialisation and war here in Aus. There are many places to explore, but they are separated by much larger distances (100-1000klms)! We do have the gold fields, but they are largely just holes in the ground stripped bare... but we make do :)

[@signal98]

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[@DanielGlover]

6:29. Does it run windows MS DOS. Old school. looks even older than that. Could be 1981 or so. 1975 when the new things arrived maybe. looks later than that. Looked where it it. Too far, always to far for a jolly. We got very little in Oxfordshire. Boring. Brick factory 58 miles away best I done reciently.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello Daniel :) The computers here are Measurex systems that used a IBM microprocessor with a racal decca LINC software. I reckon they would run if properly powered up. This was a hard one to get in. We had intel of another KZbinr sighted in the area, we went in the early hours the next day and hey presto. A board had been torn off. How convenient. I’m not the moral police, so in we went.