3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

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The yellow poster is an illustration of an apple with the world continents inside, hung upside-down. Can't make out the text though, too far away.
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It's just a very dirty tongue and groove wood floor!
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It's a topography map of the United States, showing major bodies of water and elevations.
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No I didn't explore much of the attic space.
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Nah, it's just really dark. I believe the bottling/labeling machine in the next photo was down in that recessed area.
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I think it's just obscured by the building, from the wider-angle photo.
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Yeah there's a steam line that feeds the buildings from the power plant; I recall it being a bit of a crawl and full of nasty, friable asbestos, so it wasn't really worth taking as other entrances were usually available.
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It's a bit too thick for electrical conduit, and the lamps are still on the ceiling, which makes me think it's a sprinkler system for fire safety. Those safety codes came along after these buildings were constructed, so they are often obvious instead of being integrated with the building.
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Thanks, nope didn't see much wildlife here other than birds.
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No, looks like a case for some audio equipment that was used at the park.
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I believe it was on the second floor, but it's been a while.
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I did not see any gators here, surprisingly.
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Freespirit - oh yeah, we all jumped in. That's when we noticed the no-clearance dock railing (AKA The Arm Slicer).
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Ah, just an explorer friend checking out the top
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Tony - that would be cool; not sure if it would sit so completely still for 6 minutes (maybe)

Freespirit - yeah, there's quite a bit of light pollution from New Orleans which gives the sky a blue-purple hue which can look like day time. Thanks!