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This shot fools you into thinking it is still all intact...
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"Floor".....was there any or were you already walkingon the basement floor on top of all the detritous from above?
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Another new gallery! Faaaantastic!
The above link is a video of my exploration of this place. Much creepier now than in the gallery
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I DO!

Creeeeeeepy....
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I could start a college class from the info people post here. Thank you Joe.
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I'll hold the "he'll never get ahead" jokes.
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Do not even think of climbing those tracks without at least two safety ropes around the side rails, Motts.
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That is pretty ironic.
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BKW - if the wheel's spaces were covered with decorative plates like some others are, they'd have caught the wind like a sail. As it was the wind just went through most of it like a giant bike spoke - not much surface area except on the cars.
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Got my first kiss at the top of one of these.
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LucieLou - talked to an urbexer on the bus once who signed his warning with the name "Urah Fuul". He got about 50 years toward the gate when they yelled "HEY! WAIT A MINUTE!". Fortunately he had a bike hidden in the bushes.
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From what I understand they'd have had to be right there after the flood hosing out anywhere that grime or saltwater could be lurking to stop corrosion or grit in bad places. And from the level of effort they put in to doing much of anything ELSE...I'm amazed any rides got saved.
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Iceberg, great info! Man I love this community...

One question though - if they acted right after the flood and washed out the insides with fresh (non-salty) water, would that stop things from going south?