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Ian,

do you have brochures or specs for any of these submarines? do you know where I can find some?
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I do agree with all of the ideas you've presented in your post. They are really convincing and will certainly work. Still, the posts are very short for starters. Could you please extend them a bit from next time' Thanks for the post.
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Rick--you're an operator (IATSE) right?

I was in my college days (the late 60s - early 70s). Had to get a real job though.
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T, it is sad that this place could not have used, as another hotel or even a nursing home. For such a grand place to sit & rot away, either by weather or because of vandals, is just sad.

Motts, any chance you'll check out a sister Catskill resort, Grossingers? Before it is gone too?
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eldokid, that is the time the Titanic hit the iceberg on the night of the 14th of April, 1912.

Motts, I love all of your photos on this site, you are one awesome dude & know how to use a camera. Thanks for all you do & what you bring to us, those who enjoy this place!!
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Was just there last night. It's not hard to get in but more difficult to get out. The police are there and they do patrol. You need to be smart and not walk out in the open, near the front windows, or flash your lights around. Don't break anything, take anything, or mess up the area. There is abspestos, lead paint , sharp metal, and the basement is flooded. The underground tunnels (at least one) is blocked up. Be smart and you should be fine.
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Dave, please go through every picture in each gallery Motts has posted and warn us about PCB's, your off to a good start bud keep it up!
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Il bet those old light ballasts contained PCBs not to mention the caulking
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I hope that they removed the power suply for that in older machines they had PCBs in them
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Il bet those light ballasts contain PCBs as of the caulking
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i was there today picking up a patient for a medical appointment and i was totally consumed mentally by the remaining buildings i would love to go in there with 1 other person and try and discover some of the dark secrets that linger there any takers :)
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Did you ever wounder about the nsties? asbestos lead paint PCBs in the window caulking & light ballasts