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A documentary.U guys would know all about it.Something being put on film about the life of Bennett or is it just the state in which it lies in now.I dont know a mate,but it is coming out this year.
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thanx for cleaning up this board - geesh
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Ye, yes I KNOW they are Huge; but i would still like to play there, and with them, rattling along. impressive site; wonder-working pictures! Thank you, Mr.M. May you always be safe.
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It says 'Bailey Meters'.
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Amazing! Huge it is, and see that little tiny lamp, way way up there. How very dark it must have been! Special color: it is "machine-greene!"
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Ahhh hahaha, well, yes, Iceberg, you are right, i do! A passion for lamp-ing! For your enlightenment! Fun Every day!
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You have good eyes Mr. Motts, the car tilts and adjusts to the lines in the roof! Compliments!
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Thanks again Motts I really liked this one
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Once in, never out
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Were there obese pigeons in this building or did someone like squashing lamps? The composition is indeed very nice!
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Wonder if they where Gravity powered to leave the building ??
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My first thought was that it was under water, maybe from the colours or the insulation of the pipes? Or maybe I need glasses...
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I share the lamp-obsession and I love the round shape of the turbine
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A close-up of the crane/hook I noticed earlier! It's quite a big one!
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Looks like they could start again at any moment ??