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This property has been bought and is being fully restored as an art center. Check it out:

http://www.nytimes.com...an-arts-complex.html

ah. Perhaps it would be less baffling, if you had been to a "public toilet" in venice. Which turned out to be nothing more than two footprint outlines, and a hole in the dock. No enclosure of any kind..no place to hang a roll of tp...so, you guessed it, i used all the 10k lira notes that i had.
Also "kangaroo" type toilets (aussie term) are quite common in the lower income parts of asia.

As an avid photographer and love of aging buildings, i understand your want to protect but in reality it just seems so selfish. your pics are final say, huh? i'm ashamed that this site blocks the names. especially with all the grafiti artists that visit this site in order to find new places to tag. right? ugh...

Looks like it, but I'm not sure if it's the toxic kind (stachybotrys chartarum)

It doesn't seem like this room was flooded. By debris, do you mean the peeling paint? This usually happens in abandoned buildings, as the unconditioned air causes it to peel off at various rates, depending on the surface, temperature and humidity.

Looks like something was torn out, probably light fixtures, by salvagers or scrappers.

It's a plywood covering for security, rather than a door - you wouldn't want a doorknob on that!

Hi John, I gave myself the permission to publish the photos, since I retain the copyright to the digital image. The only ads on this site are from Google AdSense, which only target textual content, and not the imagery contained within the photos; so legally I am not making money from photographs of the BCT.

There's usually an open door or window somewhere! People do take things - it's up to the individual whether or not they do so. Thanks!

Thank you Jim, yeah unfortunately there's no way to tag the photo in such a way that pinterest can use that data.

Thanks Madison! Unfortunately portrait-oriented photos don't make great wallpapers, as so much is lost in cropping it.

I was in these tunnels as a kid in the 50's then as a teenager in the 60's & a hiker from that point forward. I know every inch of this mountain, the tunnels, rifle range & the old reservoir by Clausland Mtn. Rd.

Is that black mold on the upper walls?

On the left wall, there are papers posted. Wonder what they are of?

separate doors for out an in? Awesome. The vines on the wall were a very nice touch! This building has me saying "wow" over and over. Thank you Motts!