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these engines are hercules multifuel engines that were removed from army deuce and a halfs that am general was doing at the time 1995 and1996 repowering to caterpillar engines the reason i know i was in school for the civilian hummer in mishiwaka and were told there we would see them being tested at am general test track when there doing our training am general were reurbing the trucks for the military all part of the studeabaker legacy.
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i must amit your photos are awsome love your work ;]
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I genuflect in your general direction...
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Mr Motts... I presume. One word. Stunning! Love the con trails. Soo glad you were there am stead of Pm ! INCREDIBLE! May I steal a cpl
to decorate my unexciting blank walls with. So much life from something so dead. WOW
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This picture is incredibly beautiful.
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here piggy piggy piggy
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been there many times better hope i dont catch you ina dark hallway! haha
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kudos to your pg rated comment and I laughed at the fact that the stonework will out live us-the wheels of government move slow- just as the degeneration of the old girl- good to see U poke your head in on this conversation--we'll see how winter treats her
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looks as though the kid is about to spark a lighter with his right hand by the way the shape of his hand is in only thing is that theres is no lighter...was'nt this place burned down (but still there)???
i now do not see this place going ANYWHERE anytime soon,
unless Mother Nature Says So, in more dramatic fashion than she has already displayed.

Whatever Millbrook says or does, it has decided it prefers to host
a near legendary ruin, rather than ANY of the alternatives proposed
so far,

In fact, as the TOW Master Plan finally drops on a seemingly catatonic
populace, the years late, more than half a decade report confirms
what most people who live in The Village of Millbrook in the Town of
Washington actually believe.

Specifically, That Halcon Hall /Bennett College should be preserved!
Ha Ha Ha... yeah, a bit late on that one. But go back seven years, and
that was where people stood, that commercial zoning should be
encouraged, but smartly. And that Millbrook's character should also
be preserved.

under order of demolition, yet highly unlikely to face compliance
with any laws other than those of Mother Nature, specifically
decay and gravity, there is official talk again of hoping to "save"
Halcyon's incredible stonework.

Smart idea. What do they have to lose? Money? Sure, but tons of that
has spent just to keep the status quo going there in South Millbrook...
A fraction of it spent on basic stabilization only a dozen years back
would have made the Halcyon story quite a different proposition,
and probably a few bucks even for the right people.

So hell, it's not too late to cash in just a little bit, lol...let's make the
retention of Halcyon's master masonry the new enterprise, to rally
for, or propagandize against, or to maintain ambivalence about.

Even if Nothing were to be done, Tommorrow, even [you know,
just like today!] the stonework here would outlast us all.
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tied to go there today , got to the main entrance in the car got out and started walking round the fence with no intention of doing anything illegal i just wanted to see from beyond the fence but within 2 mins security pulled up and in an aggressive manner and told me to leave , i said " i was just looking " to which he replied " theres no looking , so i called him a dick and left so gonna go back tommorow and try and hop the fence to piss him off . I could understand being like that with me if i was looking to steal and break shit or even just jump the fence but im genuinly interested in the building , i find it fascinating and in the few times ive been there i wanna see more of it . I ts a truly amazing place and would highly reccomend seeing it in person
It's funny that you claim to keep this location private, yet you post the ellusive, and very much original photograph of the "psychopathic building 1914" emblem. Better luck next time.
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hey stax man -if U really want to -get on the web and U can find video of UE in the old girl +other sites show her in depth -have fun
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hey ati64 what was this hospital used for?
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After I posted in the one labeled "Heaven", the two shots are different in that this one is a little more decayed, but that doesn't take anything away from it. I like both shots equally & this would make a great wallpaper too.