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Goats and sheep are Nature's lawnmowers...
Reminds me of a hoist I used in an old building in Kansas City. Couldn't call it (or this) an 'elevator' because it's an open cage.
I can't resist: "Riiiii-Colaaa!"
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What ever you, do not try to get into the terminal. It's armed with alarms and it's very very difficult to navigate
Rauchen=smoking

Verboten=forbidden

A German 101 lesson...
vertrauen ist gut--trust is good. Kontrolle ist besser--control is better.

Reminds me of Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse Five" where he worked in a Malzzuckerfabrik--malt sugar factory. I wonder how old these stencils really are--could they date from WWII?
Lagershädlingen in a general sense means a place where goods are stored 'pest free'. I would assume that means ratproofing or other pest control. My wörterverzeichnis does not contain the exact word, but indicates pest control.
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this need to destroyer
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mery critmas all as side have in florida
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mind to enclosed as this side and ekosistem dont support and dangerus for volcanoes deviasion
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need to destroyrt all side this its made devil home
Can you wallpaper this please Mr. Motts? Such a beautiful photograph, and yes, I agree the graffiti does make it all the more interesting.

I can almost see Juliette, starcrossed lover, waiting for her Romeo, staring longingly out that window.....
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The company who owns this complex is looking for donations to help rebuild and staff the place - http://www.kirkbridebu...dson-olmsted-complex.
Donations of $50 or more get you a ticket to an event on January 26. I'm hoping to attend!
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My mother was a student here in the late 1950s. She died at the age of 27, and her yearbook from Eden Hall gave me a glimpse of who she was. I was so fortunate to visit Fleur Park In 2002 and see the chapel myself. It was very moving. What a shame that it could not be preserved. I couldn't find a way into the chapel. Thank you for these beautiful photographs.
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Thanks for being cool Motts :) appreciate the translation!