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Just so handsome and good-looking - the large-sized windows making light-filled friendly rooms.
Yes, concur - why not fix it? Despicable in-activeness? Or asbestos?
A beautiful building to be happily lived in. Will hope for that.
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Great gallery! Thanx again!
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The cart in the mid/foreground is for moving/tipping 55 gallon barrels of oil or gasoline
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Beautiful building!! Too bad you could't get in! Is that a hole in the front window? Did you happen to stick the camera in there and take a shot? :)
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poor lonely, abandoned speakers!! LOL! I am constantly amazed at the locations you track down !
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Nice buildings here! Love the windows. Too bad they are just sitting there...
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Its surely big enough for float-building!
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Good call, Mica...The orderly arrangement of the shelving suggests a library to me, as well.
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That is FANTASTIC! Gorgeous machine! DAMN what a waste to be sitting there like that! I wonder what it looks like today? Have the little brats that love to ruin things gotten to it?
Your composition here is magnificent Motts!!!
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Poor little guy. Looks so sad and alone. I know how he feels...
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Can't really see the water too well. I can imagine it smelled pretty bad tough! Looks like some animal made its home in that seat!
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Most ironical! With footprints right across it! LOL!
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Don't bogart!
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I can see them doing that. Why waste money on something they already had...
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Thanks for the closeup! It is a beautiful design!