50 Comments Posted by davejase

Outstanding. As is always the case with these industrial sites, "wish I could hear it run!"

Hey Motts, awesome work as usual... you know what would be a shocking find? A gennie with windings intact!

Best shot ever, which is tough to say in my favorite project of Motts' among all of the other awesomeness. Something insanely powerful, using and developing immense temperatures and pressures, yet so refined and revered by her operators. Perfect industrial imagery from when skilled tradesmen were skilled tradesmen.

Mott's, I must say that while the imagery you have provided all your loyal viewers is simply the best, your titles and captions lend a certain beautiful, and eerie, "feel" to every one of your projects. Outstanding work. I know I am not the only one to while away hours at a time "exploring" with you! This is far beyond your standard urbex.

Hey Motts, as always outstanding job, and some stunning imagery. Just wanted to let you know that this post was copied word for word and picture for picture here: http://www.documenting...orf-maryland-114387/

I would give ANYTHING to hear those 12 monsters all running at once.

I can only imagine how hot it was between these stoves in summer...

Anyone else see the face on that bag?

Wow, on so many levels!

absolutely killer filter. Awesome.

Truly, like something out of a Stephen King Nightmare

Awesome. Looks like they used coolant to scavenge whatever waste heat they could , too... looks like an enthalpy exchanger.

Read up on the rescue of the General Slocum survivors, cool bit in there regarding the Hewitt

Excellent title!

Ten bucks says that thing still rotates