2009-05-30
No window left unbroken
Carreau Wendel, an old coal mine in Petite Roselle, France, now the home of a museum and a minor tourist attraction. Petite Roselle is like Grosbliederstroff: it has a similarly named twin just the other side of the border - Großrosseln, where there is also a disused coal mine, which is not so photogenically abandoned.
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Very interesting architecture on what used to be a coal mine. Those upper white floors look like a house :)
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
Those upper white floors look like a house
ReplyDeleteI mean to take a guided tour of this place. Then I might have a better idea what the building was for. I hope it has not totally fallen to bits by then.