I can see it from the owners side of things, they are in business to make a buck, profit isn't a dirty word. But how difficult would it be to make it available first? This didn't appear to be a business, just a collection of parked vehicles that grew in volumn over time. But from the signs that were there, no one was going to get anything from it. First it was hoarded, then destroyed. It's to bad it couldn't have been sold, or parts of it at least, so it could have stayed in circulation as parts, or running vehicles. I have no idea what was going on in the background, maybe the property was sold, or an estate deal. Who knows? It's still a shame it couldn't have been put to use though. Sniper