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More reliable too - awfully hard for the whole chain drive to go bust so bad you can't fix it. An engine? Not so much.
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@Icewox - these things come in many different sizes. Ones in mines aren't nearly this big.
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Nothankyouverymuch! I'll take the stairs!
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When I was little I wondered WTF things like these could be.
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Don't make too many spring jokes or there'll be a lot of *tension*.

hahaha.
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Woooh-hooh! New gallery and an industrial one!
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The Elevator to Hell is paved with good intentions. No wait, that's not quite right...
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JUST AMAZING...i'm loving your site...urban exploring is deep in my bones.
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in person
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i want to see it
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LOL @ Iceberg...yeah. That was actually my first thought too...growing up with Mario, Luigi, Bowser, The Princess, and the rest of the crew like I had. I've had just about every Mario game (except the newer ones out now) for Nintendo64, Game Cube, DS...lol. :)

I also think of the Alaskan Pipeline for some reason. :)

NICE picture!

~LG
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I agree with stax v8...you would think that everyone just went home for the day after working a long (and dare I say noisy) 8 hour shift. :)

Very nice cloud shot too!

~LG
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Wow. I come here to look at some purty pick'tures, and I learn some'n about pho-tog-graphee lol. :D

Ok...it is hard to WRITE in a Southern accent. :D

This does remind me of a prison, and strangely enough, of The Shawshank Redemption...

Love it!
~LG
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Couldn't help noticing what you mentioned in the opening...
SCRANTON PA...heeheeehee. Told you we were in the forefront of the coal industry! :D

This looks so familiar...yet so alien to me. :D It sure is tall!

~LG
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How I would love a higher resolution version of this to use as a desktop background...