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What a wonderful discovery and kinda creepy, too. The debris, straggling wires, etc., make it look like something/someone busted out, not in.
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My favourite shot! Abstract and fascinating.
nice shot
Oh dear: am back again, a year later - because i really love this picture, and even put it on my Facebook time-line; but only a few friends were impressed, hahaha! Well, that´s the way it is. > I < am still impressed!
Forever. Even dreamt of this photo. That was cool! :-)
The light at the end! Good colors. hues, shades and tints. Marvelous! And those lamps are everywhere, of course. This is perfect.
Splendid! Perfect light. Well-shaped windows. And those beautiful lamps, two of the so close together. Strange that the lamps are still there. Must have been so pretty once upon a time. Like a lot, indeed! :-)
Well, actually nine windows, or more and six in the niche! :-)
Yes, this is a splendid room; in day-light, with the six windows, and at night with all those pretty lamps with a glass globe spreading a soft light, making butter-colored circles on the ceiling. The ones living there saw it, too, and if affected them. Beauty touches your heart. Good picture i like. Be well.
Beautiful lamps, too. Looked good when it was in shape. Fine picture!
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Hi, thanks for commenting, but it is my wish to keep some real names of places off my website.
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Today at 2 pm the smoke stack will be blown up
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My gpa contracted asbestosis from working at tgd brooklyn booker company. He died a few years ago a week b4 Thanksgiving. It does eat away at your lungs and he struggled with every breath he took in the end. it is a horrible condition to watch someone you care about struggle with and it is painful. To all my fellow explorers spend the few extra bucks and get the masks b4 you spend more then money fighting a horrible condition that you could have prevented like asbestosis and mesothelioma. Stay curious and artistic! Loveruins!!!!!!!
I had friend who climbed that pipe to the left to get to the roof
if you take a right turn youll go to a tunnel under ground to the shock treatment room
I use to visit in 85 the best place is to go is the tunnel under the cemetary