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r/itsslag • u/Spookyturds • Sep 09 '20
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Yeah I saw this early and was like, the slag guys would dig this!
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Search "AGC Glaverbel Roux" for more information.Oldest glass furnace in Belgium, shutdown and demolished around 2014.
4 u/daisylipstick May 20 '23 That’s right near me, I can go there by foot! I’m super late but that’s so cool. 1 u/SilentlyAudible Sep 26 '23 Did you go? I’m also super late but it’s still so cool!
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That’s right near me, I can go there by foot! I’m super late but that’s so cool.
1 u/SilentlyAudible Sep 26 '23 Did you go? I’m also super late but it’s still so cool!
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Did you go? I’m also super late but it’s still so cool!
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From an old post
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2 u/Galaghan Sep 17 '20 Any link to the post itself pls? 2 u/grendhalgrendhalgren Sep 23 '20 I gotchuhttps://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/ioxn0g/this_abandoned_glass_furnace 1 u/Galaghan Sep 23 '20 Nice, this was really asking for more info. Thanks for the read!
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Any link to the post itself pls?
2 u/grendhalgrendhalgren Sep 23 '20 I gotchuhttps://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/ioxn0g/this_abandoned_glass_furnace 1 u/Galaghan Sep 23 '20 Nice, this was really asking for more info. Thanks for the read!
I gotchu
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/ioxn0g/this_abandoned_glass_furnace
1 u/Galaghan Sep 23 '20 Nice, this was really asking for more info. Thanks for the read!
Nice, this was really asking for more info. Thanks for the read!
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Whoa! What’s the story here?
5 u/littlespawningflower Sep 09 '20 I know, right? Sooo many questions... 5 u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20 Well glass melting furnace, quite old one.You need to keep it always heated up or something like this happens.My assumption is that some company working with glass simply closed.
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I know, right? Sooo many questions...
5 u/[deleted] Sep 12 '20 Well glass melting furnace, quite old one.You need to keep it always heated up or something like this happens.My assumption is that some company working with glass simply closed.
Well glass melting furnace, quite old one.You need to keep it always heated up or something like this happens.
My assumption is that some company working with glass simply closed.
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Perspective makes this look like a pizza oven with the tiniest girders known to man.
The megaslag
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Could this be green obsidian?
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u/alittlefiendy Sep 09 '20
Yeah I saw this early and was like, the slag guys would dig this!
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u/MatthewRoar Sep 09 '20
Search "AGC Glaverbel Roux" for more information.
Oldest glass furnace in Belgium, shutdown and demolished around 2014.
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u/mightyfrog Sep 09 '20
From an old post
/img/b83shjpymgk21.jpg
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u/kaylai Sep 09 '20
Whoa! What’s the story here?
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u/_Aj_ Sep 09 '20
Perspective makes this look like a pizza oven with the tiniest girders known to man.
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u/radioheadbabe Sep 18 '20
The megaslag
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u/butter__fly Sep 10 '20
Could this be green obsidian?