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Daaaang. So this thing was, if I understand correctly, dragged along the ground? What for?

Ah ha! I've seen one of these in Fallout3, in an abandoned industrial location, you go down one while doing some virtual urbexing for steel ingots. And that one doesn't have nice neat walls around the side either...don't fall or it's AAAAAAH-*CRUNCH*!

So what exactly ARE these things? A conveyer belt minus the belt?

Oh wait, nevermind, that would be a bad idea because someone might piece together where you were by following your recent galleries and checking those locations on a large-scale map. I'm dumb.

7 years? I thought you posted pictures as you put galleries together.

All kidding aside, these buttons and switches are safe because this is an isolated building where you can see if power lines are still running to the place. Not unlike that power plant, with the one photo of the panel with some power-grid status lights still glowing! That one gave me a pretty good "EEK!" moment!

@bobo - Yep, riding to the rescue facing backwards on his horse!

Of course - the requisite soap dispenser jokes!

So is THAT what these things were called - Bradley Sinks? huh. Haven't seen one of those things since I passed by a shop college class.

Yay, new gallery! WOOT!

And Motts - your "otherworldly" description of the place is amazing. You really should write a book pal!

"It's a small thermal exhaust port, right below the main port. The shaft leads directly to the reactor system."

Basin Of Boots...I think I just found my band name. :-)

It's called a Bradley Sink, good for washing your hands but not so much for washing feet with boots on !!!

This place reminds of Twin Peaks tv show

I love the angles, this is beautiful and I am sure even more so before it was closed.

Beautiful.

I know people who go nuts to have this in their shops !!! Priceless!