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Howdy From Texas, Ontario! Good to see that you remember me and all the others. Great to see you post :)
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Rhody Man: yes u can still get in there. I was there last June and it appeared that most of the doors were either open or unlocked
THANKS VANDAL FOR RUINING SUCH BEAUTY!
my goodness how did they care for them
AWSOME I LOVEIT!
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Thanks for a great gallery Mr. Motts. As money said above, Please keep them coming. Any more of sites in the USA? Canada?
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So glad to see you back Mr. Motts, and looking forward to viewing these new galleries. Glad to see most of the regulars back also, like MamaToFiveinPa, eldokid, LucieLou, Larry D, etc etc.
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Had time to take a quick look at the site today and what a wonderful surprise...Mr. Motts is back. I wish you and yours the best of 2013 and I look forward to more galleries.
Ephemera: Resurrection
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Very steampunk-y. Nice.
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Wow, I love this shot, so interesting. The decay happening & yet, such a beautiful sunbeam coming in the end of this hallway through the window of the door.
Also used to hide in between these to stay warm in the wintertime. Who would think it would ever get cold up there.. but it does!!
Had a Larry car operator get run by one of these as he was going on spell/break. Fell backwards over a traction rail and the operator that was operating the machine thought he was in the clear and started to travel in the machine. Poor guy got both his legs cutoff & died later..
A Lidman used to cook steaks behind these. Wrapped up in tin foil and tucked back in behind while he was working for his hr. Then while on spell for an hr. he would get it unwrapp it and enjoy his great lunch!

INDUSTRIAL GOURMET COOKING!!
B-Battery is jus like this!!
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Such warm, golden light. I love it. So quiet and peaceful.