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you got me!?

...instead of behaving and going through all the Northhamptons, Iv'e been skipping and reading and gotten all akimbo and right now, I'm keeled over- with LOL's--It's so Taco-lishious %,-)

...better that they'd be ON it, than IN it : -)

oh, shoot, ~Me (not literally, please!)

...much obliged...I'm a X ; are ya'll a Y , I hope ;-)

I feel certain that the 7 years have long since expired.

Ed, it wasn't added later. The balance of the photo is thrown off by what was removed later ( on it's north, west and east sides) Still, Motts captures the majesty of the remaining building after the bulk of it is gone.

ya'll can say that agin :-()

there are always trial productions that companies might not record. Sometimes a company is asked to engineer a machine or paste together something to aid with a problem....
Lynne, from your experience, does it look like a regulator for ECT or another kind of therapeutic equipment?

Yes, Mr. Motts! Thanks to you I've been looking into places such as Blackwell's...I thought it was named after the builder, Maxey?
I looked at articles about the "octagon"... those new structures are really, really gross :-(

Actually, it was a recent Supreme Court decision that allows eminent domain to be used for the purpose of increasing tax income to a municipality.

no, Lynne, I don't believe so...and before I loose my electrolytes, I will be running along ;-}

That is a fuse box. The fiber cylinders with metal endcaps are fuses.

in that case, a preserving pump-style whipped something-er-other (ok, I'm not feeling well now...)

We will color-code our ropes and give Mr. Motts the right of way! 8=()

dang, Lynne! Is that where my mind be gettin'?
I know'd I was worried about somtin' ;- ]