title	Bramford Dereliction and Marconi Demolition, Chelmsford - 12th March 2013
intro	Thanks to the local council somehow failing to list the iconic Marconi House, factory and building 720 of the New Street Works in Chelmsford, the buildings - constructed in 1912 and said to be the world's first purpose-built radio factory - are implausibly trashed in order to build of a bunch of generic flats and apartments. That shocking sight is bookended by a very wet day in Diss, and the slow ongoing demolition of the buildings in and around the old British Xylotol site in Bramford, near Manningtree.
imgp9206	Harry looks all innocent with the remote
imgp9208	Harry - the Baby Gabey
imgp9209	It's good weather for ducks
imgp9211	The grass is almost as one with the Mere
imgp9212	Wet brick paviers in Norfolk House Yard
imgp9214	Wet shiny bricks
imgp9215	Harry reaches up in Amandines
imgp9217	A funky fish reserved sign
imgp9218	The New Street factory entrance is covered up
imgp9220	The guts of the Marconi site are ripped out
imgp9224	The space where history used to be
imgp9228	A pile of crushed concrete
imgp9230	The iconic Marconi Building in Chelmsford
imgp9231	The derelict water tower near Manningtree station
imgp9232	A view over toward Manningtree
imgp9235	A derelict hut on the mud flats
imgp9236	The tide is out on the river
imgp9240	Derelict factory buildings east of the line
imgp9244	Graffiti on the walls
imgp9246	Pipes and derelict offices
imgp9247	Smashed windows in a stone building
imgp9251	Snow on the roofs of derelict factory buildings
imgp9253	Steel pipes on the other side of the railway
imgp9255	Another derelict factory in Bramford
imgp9257	Wasteland, and some piles of brick
imgp9258	The partly cleared site at Bramford
imgp9264	The edge of dereliction, on the river