1,466 Comments Posted by autoguy

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Ditto on NO! And THANK YOU for the awesome shoot, AND posting lots of lots of the images you had! And then there's the what? 200 plus shoots by now that haven't been posted yet? 300 plus? ;o)
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Open the door, dead body falls forward....
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May had been a former Soviet leader. Not everyone wanted their statuary around after the fall. And yeah, those leaded glass sashes were real nice until some goofball smashed them! Bunch of 'em too. Serious duh.
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Looks like some old Peter Max flavored decorations. I didn't know Peter Max was secretly signaling aliens and zombies! That sneaky rascal.

I used to paint high areas like that for a living. *shudders*
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Those banister-bandits sure were busy in this place. No place to be clumsy or careless. Many death-dives await into the dark pit of zombies.
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Paint chips always make me hungry.
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This is a first for me. Two sets only inches apart? *scratches head* Yeah Eldo, must be to help keep the weather out. That, or make the zombies have to break through two sets.
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Lugosi's pit and his pendulum was in the basement, but the scrappers got it.
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Interesting that nobody checked those for vintage military uniforms. That bad, huh? 8^O
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And don't forget that full-bodied green slime palate Vince!
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Perhaps used to treat sick prisoners from a military stockade or a local prison? A simple detention area? No telling with some of these isolated military complexes. The Russian military occupied this for 50 years. For them, talking about anything was prohibited so some of this history may get lost forever.
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Good question BKW! As you, I'll guess the corridor was too narrow to have them open into it, but they still needed them to open that direction so PTs could not barricade themselves in.
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The green is making me feel so calm now. I'll stop trying to chew my way through the iron bars on the windows now.
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A flat wooden form was likely used to hold up the brick as it was laid, and then removed after the mortar had set. Interesting how they are not arched a bit like some brick ceilings are.
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Isolation areas huh? POWs, shell-shocked soldiers, or anyone "disliked" for that matter. I wonder if any old timers in the area have any stories? I would think so.