61 Comments Posted by jim

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It’s not even a Pentagram. It’s a Pentacle. For the record, a Pentagram is a 5 point star. A Pentacle is a 5 point star with a circle around it. The Pentagram is older than the Pentacle.

For evil and satanic uses, the INVERTED Pentgram was used mostly. For the Pentacle, I found this info: “As for the pentacle, the term is less associated with the “inverted representation”. I’m not entirely sure if this means that they didn’t “invert” the Pentacle for satanic purposes, or they just didn’t use it as much.
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They are called burners
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Where is it located
Ephemera: Desire
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I'm sure there are collectors who would love to purchase abandoned amusment park items. Better than just letting them rot away.
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Good old lead based paint.
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Wolf's Head.....used their motor oil. Great stuff, always noticed whenever I used it the oil pressure was always a bit higher! Great pictures as always. Thank you.
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I'm glad they are repairing and re-using the facility. It is a beautiful building. Thank you.
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I wonder what caused that.......lightning!?!
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What a great picture. I really appreciate your wonderful work.
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I wonder how many feet were in those shoes!?!
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For some reason it always amazes me that people just abandon a property and leave there to rot. I guess it comes down to m o n e y. It cost a lot to tear a large building down. Neat pictures thank you.
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Do you guys wear masks? I rather imagine that flaking paint is full of lead. Great pictures thank you.
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Never seen a typewriter like the one on the right, possibly an Underwood. I wonder if those five keys on the top line are for setting the touch.
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Very interesting work. I noticed that when these are "pinned" to Pintertest your credit as photographer are not included. I'll add it manually myself but most people will not think to do this.
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Went by there today. One next to the shore line has slide off the barge.