These were a couple run-down houses out on Highbury almost in the country. One was totally inaccessible, the other was partly accessibly through some unlocked doors, although that only led to a small room containing some old newspapers and junk. Behind these two houses was some type of storage garage, which also only partly accessible. One door was wide open leading to a small room full of old windowframes and wooden planks. The rest of it was locked up, although we did manage to slip the camera through a gap in the door and get a picture of some random old junk inside. There was also a small shed out back, which was wide open but contained nothing of intrest. We concluded these entire premises were likely just used for storage.

Next to all this is a dirt-track road leading up through some heavy woods. We followed this road for quite a while before it ended in clearing which was empty except for a small metal shed. The shed was totally locked up, and had a plaque for London Hyrdo on it.

- Capone

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