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Were the windows too tall to board all the way to the top. I wondered about that on the outside shots, but wasn't sure that is what I was seeing. This shot showing the light coming through the top confirms my suspicions. Odd.
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Are you up to date on your tetanus shots, Motts?
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Mr. Motts, please continue travelling further West. I know it is a long process, but you look pretty young to me.
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I wonder why nobody ever salvages these places? That pressed tin ceiling alone would bring in bucks.
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Look at that fabulous ceiling. Coves and panels. One almost misses it when captured by the "torso". Soap dispenser sighting.
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Yup, Home Interiors print. Probably had to take it out of original frame for safety purposes. Did anyone notice the paint on the walls? Modern faux marble?
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What the hell? They look like flyng gurnies. How did one sit in these? Parts missing I expect. Great angle, almost makes me dizzy.
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oddly enough, my family tends to have fun at funerals. Oh, we cry and mourn, but we also remember the good times and the fun. Good therapy.
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Looks like the coke wharf where hot coke was dumped to cool before loading in a conveyor. The object was just a wedge to divert coke from laying against an upright support beam. The coke cooled, then fell down a chute when doors were opened at the bottom of the slope.
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Ouch! Not liking the seating arrangment on that trike. Great shot.
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Very odd. What was this? It looks manmade.
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This one creeped me out for some reason. Not water, poisonous gas? eeeew.
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This place must have walls two feet thick. Perhaps that is why it is still in such good shape. I would swear somebody has been cleaning it. The goats?
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This place does seem much cleaner. Foreign graffiti. What does it say?
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It does seem like Motts is floating above the building. I woldn't doubt that he can levitate by now.