3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

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@Iceberg I wondered too, but it really looked like someone's lunch, so I left it alone!

@Jim C Yeah Edison H.S. was something else... I got there kind of late and most of the stuff was tossed out the windows, but what an incredible school.
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I imagine there are quite a few peculiarities in the construction of this place, as it's basically a house built around an existing hunting cabin, so the new construction had to be retrofitted in. The owner also changed plans around often while it was being built, and was known to have been a bit eccentric.
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Yeah it's pretty heavy stuff; I was aware of stillborns being interred on the island, but did not know specifically where those plots were, thanks for clarifying.
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I think it's a vent from the heating system, minus the register.
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There are four: 3441 (presumably the area code wasn't needed for such a local business).
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Thank you! Yes I am coming closer to being able to compile a book, but it's been hard to pinpoint what the actual subject matter should consist of.
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Yup; this photography can only be done in the daytime as you need the infrared spectrum of the sunlight to reflect off the surfaces. The light is much weaker than the visible spectrum, so the exposure times are long (10-30 seconds)... in fact, sometimes it's difficult to capture infrared images on cloudy days or shady conditions.
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Yup there's a truck rolling down I-90 in the photo.
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It was steady and unrelenting!
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Possibly, I couldn't really get a good look inside. There was an outdoor mineral/rock shop that was fenced off, but all the rocks were still on the tables.
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Yup. I'm surprised they were able to replace those old windows with glass block.
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Yes I've stumbled on a dead body in a rather nasty state of putrefaction in the middle of summer, she had been out there a few months for sure, and I will never forget the smell or what I saw.

Yeah that floor is odd, it seems to transition from a checkerboard linoleum into strips of it; or perhaps with so many years of shuffling feet or constant water intrusion, it just melded together.
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Wow, the chapel too, what a shame... sounds like arson. Thanks for the update.
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Gleaning from the forum post about this engine's restoration, it seems it had been sitting here since the 1980s or 1990s.
https://www.smokstak.c...wthread.php?t=155064
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