The qe2/ hospital
After a couple of hours drive, we arrived just before day break. We wanted the best possible chance of gaining entry undetected. Parked up on the adjacent housing estate we made our way to the side of the hospital. As we approached we started scanning looking for possible entry points, a door with a busted lock or a window which may have been carelessly left open by workmen, there was nothing. Seeing a gap in the Herras fencing surrounding the grounds we slipped through, knowing we where now not only visible to the overlooking houses opposite but also trespassing we hurried the pace and headed for a small corner to gain some cover. On our way there we passed yet more closed windows and then an automatic door....which opened...that was easy!
We darted in and we made our way up a dingey hallway, past offices and some rooms with their lights still on then the morgue...we knew we had made it in.
After exploring for around an hour and getting up to the top floor we gazed out of the window, it was now fully light and we could see for miles, looking down we saw a gang of 4 people who had clearly done no research on possible entry points as they where clumsily and noisely clambering over the heras below, they where in full view of the nursing home. The goon squad had been spotted because 10 minutes later the police arrived.
Witnessing a police car, meat wagon and dog unit van turn up our hearts sank and we started weighing up our options, we made our way down through one of the higher level wards. Spotting a disabled toilet we went in but not before covering up the sign on the door with a poster from the notice board in the hope to fool the popo.
Apparently it worked, well that or the ‘day release’ posse had their collars felt and the police where satisfied they had done their job, we spent around 45 minutes sitting on the floor of the disabled loo, at some point the police did walk past, luckily with no dog!