However, on the way there, I passed somewhere that was far superior in the post-apocalyptic stakes: Shoreham Cement Works. Closed in 1991, the works consist of two huge abandoned factories that look like something out of Tarkovsky's masterpiece, Stalker.
On the western side of a road that cuts through the works, there is an abandoned office building:
As you can see, there is some writing on the wall under the top row of windows:
'FRY "POSH" BORE'?
Why would somebody go to the effort of breaking into an abandoned factory next to a rural minor road, just so that they could paint an anti-Stephen Fry slogan?
I know that Fry's status as a 'national treasure' isn't universally accepted, but this seems a rather strange form of protest. The only suspect that springs to mind - Simon Gray - died three years ago.
It's a mystery.
Also, haven't they heard of Twitter? Stephen Fry certainly has.
