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So many angles to this picture! Aaah! It boggles the mind. Why do I also think of the 1970s (a la Three's Company) when I look at this??
It reminds me of a country scene almost...instead of a pink dumpster I envision flocks of chickens pecking at the ground and cattle lowing in stables nearby as the horses whinny and stomp in their stalls to be ridden. :)
Ah yeah, Larry! I do see that...is that the thing that looks like little wires coming out of the ceiling?

How interesting this photo is. All of the lights (soap dispensers??) are whole and intact but for one...wow. Great shot!
I like the color also...and I do see the remnants of an arch by that little alcove there...wonder what that was about.

That floor looks absolutely putrid. I wonder how this place smelled...did it smell musty and moldy Mr. Motts? Wow. Almost an illiteration there. :D
That makes me think of "House" for some reason...

I think I just watch WAAAAAAAAY too much television.
Ah...ok.

That thing hanging from the ceiling just defies a comment...

(In other words, can't think of one lol)
That red looks like arterial blood...running out as this poor creature (??) takes its last dying breath...


*Insert the sad sounds of TAPS being played*

Otherwise, it DOES look a LOT like a chicken foot caught in some really WEIIIIIRD machine...
Looks like a stick figure gallows to me...

This is where the BAD stick figures go to die...lol.
Haven't had much time to sit and look at da purrrrty pi'tchers cuz my fam'ly been right busy these days wit' da turkey-eatin' and da mashed taters...

:) NIce to see yall are thinking about me though! I have just been so busy having all 5 kids home and DH started a new job (yay us!) so it has been nuts taking over in the evening solo, if you know what I mean.

Now...on to the pictures...

Wow. Holes in the ceiling and bubbling and peeling paint...yup, she's a "ficer-upper" alright lol!
Battleship gray paint, Safety Yellow, Gloss Black, and plenty of Johnson's floor wax! When I was a "Motor Inspector", Substations and Motor rooms were kept quite clean. Strict enforcement! You better wipe your feet. If you scratched a pipe with a wrench, you repainted it. A motor room was a thing of beauty. Makes me sad to see them like this, but it was worse watching ones get demolished. That would make you cry.
MY substation was demolished while I watched in horror. Never have gotten over it. I've never been the same since.
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still looks great
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Thats just a broken light fixture
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Maybe Mama is away on holiday?
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Creepy shot. That white cloth under the window to the right looks like a ghost.
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Too flee or not to flee... that is the question. I like these deteriorating theater shots. Strange that those 3 chairs were left. They probably were ready to fall apart or something...