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Zabrze and Bytom, Gliwice

Today we will move to a slightly different place. The area between Zabrze and Bytom once abounded in various industrial plants, and traces of this activity can be seen today. Worked there for a few mines, coking plants, power plant, Huta Menyanthes plants and a lot smaller. Going by DK 88 from seeing the amount of Mikulczyce uninteresting at first glance the site. Like green, like forest cover everything and creates a pretty decent landscape, but when you explore some deeper, we see that only masks the green of the enormity of the devastation of the area. In this post I will describe only the area between Osiedle Young Near the former coal mine miner Pstrowski, and the district of Bytom - Miechowicami. Once past the pond near the blocks and start to follow the lead of former railway exporting stone once, after about one kilometer come to quite a heap of fresh

guess the latest "achievements" of one of the mines. But the latest is a minimum of 10 years. Trying to reclaim heap and is weaned rachitycznymi trees. When you climbed to the top of the heap, we see that the whole area is totally degraded, and the chicks grew up simply in the old heap

true beauty of these places that dazzles. For good measure, as is known in our country is a problem with getting rid of old, useless things. This area is ideal for the deportation of such rubbish heap and left ha:

Important note - This is a site haunted by all sorts węglokradów, złomiarzy, thieves, cables, etc. Let's be careful, they venture there alone, some people do not like disrupting their work :). Finally we come to the area and the characteristic power Miechowice four chimneys visible from the Boykos Piekary.

Going forward, we can come across the ruins of the bunker from the times I think of the war. I'm not ace the fortifications, so it can be coarsely wrong, but no hard. A few years ago, he still had the cover, but złomiarze gave himself to her advice. A bunker for a few years ago, has become of KWK Miechowice. It's really hard to believe but yes it was.

But the two photos of the 2006 leave no doubt





So if someone had taken pictures in 2000-2006 certainly retained more remnants of coal mine Miechowice. Enough for today but I think this area still hides many a curiosity .....