3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

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Ah yes, it sure does look like a planter there. I had read it was a chandelier that was "constantly lit;" looking at another photo I think I can make out two wires that snake through the supporting chain links. I wonder if it had a dual purpose or changed over the years.
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Thanks - it's a reflection from the sun, no power in here :)
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Looks like a gasket of some sort.
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These old buildings are in the far southwest corner of the campus, between Imperial Hwy and Gardendale St.
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Heh... well it sure is a nice comment, thanks!!
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I don't recall seeing many birds in here, perhaps it's just too damp inside.
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Yup, one long raised skylight ran down the center of the room.
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I'm pretty sure I was on the roof of this hallway, which seems like 1970s construction, but it was holding up rather well for some reason: http://opacity.us/image10842_passage.htm
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Heh sorry I forgot to mention - the recess would probably be for a large overhead light.
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Yep this passage was out back I believe, and some of the construction back there seemed to be from the 1970s era.
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Whoops - somehow I got the year wrong on that fire. It burned in May 2008, eight months after my visit. Thanks for catching that!
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Thanks Mike; "D-Town Tru" is an internet troll whose comments usually get deleted... I missed these though.

Unfortunately all the framed prints have gone out to our supporters, and it was a very limited run!
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That sounds pretty horrific for sure; I am continuously amazed this place remained in operation for so long. Thanks for commenting.
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We didn't really try for it - it was out in the open, and it also looked pretty well secured, powered, and most likely alarmed.
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Yup looks like an old copper fixture!