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Clouds of asbestos blowing across the nearby elementary school playground would not be unusual.

I have two pairs of these shoes. Not bad quality and I got them at a Walmart clearance dumped for $5 a pair.

Here's a higher resolution image of a 1975 map I found at HRVH.org:
https://www.hrvh.org/c...ion/mfl/id/47/rec/30
Certainly not the best scan, but you should be able to find the original at the Millbrook Free Library.

She still has the power to fascinate. I’ve never been, but I saw a photo at a ruinporn site. Thousands of photos and pages of history later, I’m still immersed in this place. Plop me blindfolded anywhere in Halcyon and I’ll know where I’m at. I’ve even purchased a Black Swans and a Swans record from eBay. My wife thinks I’m nuts, but I’m just doing the architecture archeology while it’s still in the light. Anybody got a decent campus map? The ones already posted are low resolution scans and I can’t always tell what’s what :)

I prefer the mall

When I was younger and doing store displays I worked out a deal with the manager of the Thom McCann store up the street. He let me borrow shoes for my mannequins and in return I put small signs in my windows saying "Shoes Available at Thom McCann"...free advertising in other words. It worked out great, my dummies didn't go barefoot and they got some new customers!

for some reason I like abandoned malls better than the live ones!

Thought provoking scene! ;)

The pattern on the floor tells quite directly about the big problems and some of the losses of the whole humanity! :)

Too funny. Scrolling through today I noticed it for the first time and realized what it is only to find I have been beaten to the punch. :) I did not know it was called a shooting stick but I did know it was a walking stick/seat. Good call crankbv1.
Apropos your previous post We used to have an egg beater in my home back in the 70's. Since I have been on my own and cooking on my for myself I use a fork. :)

The EEG machine in itself does not cause any pain neither were its sensors. The readout is on the horizontal pane with a roll of continously moving graduated paper and inkpens mounted on dials. The oblique pane is for controls and calibration only

One way to get things done, but doesn't compete on efficiency with electric motors. :)

It looks like it could be a part of a bigger thing. :)

Very hard to make up a double meaning for this one! ;)

wow great image. Wallpaper please :-)