This was our last exploration of the day after visiting some nearby locations. I have to say, I was truly amazed while exploring the lime works. I've only explored one other factory area in the past, and it astonished me how many items were still left behind. It felt as if people had just gotten up and left without any warning.
The chalk quarry in the South Downs was used to extract lime, which was utilized for manufacturing Midhurst white bricks and for agricultural purposes. It closed down in 1999.
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