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Knowing me I'll be the one who's mistake it as a reflection and walk over it then realize it's not and fall to my death u_u;
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Sends a chill up that spine!
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where are these places located??
Garbage looks mostly as Asbestos roofplaits. For sure an illegal dump.
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Kudos Pat- holding the old tongue in valor of a G rated post- everything U said is true when I first went to Millbrook I thought of it as a Stepford village but Norman Rockwell is better - and the remark of antique driven village is also true however it seems to be the trend here- Pa. IA.---- and the real estate cabals drinking feverishly- are they throwing out the baby with the bath water ? U'll see me by the side of the road taking pics but how close do I dare go? should I paste a no trespassing sign on my back -when I get back from my visit U can be sure i'll lbeat my gums on this one
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Amazing to see these pictures, this church was a big deal for the people that surrounded it. My brother and I went to school there. A lot of memories. These pictures are amazing.
All of the above comments are appropriate--nice work.
@Kaipirinha-- This is in E. Germany. Their architecture is much different than in the US.
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Had several relatives that worked in this building, some during the war inspecting the tanks, others making machinery years later. Myself, I worked inside for a former tenant and often walked around the building. A very creepy building at night, particularly without any lighting. Personally saw Raccoon footprints that looked like dog paw prints.
The owner of the building refused to put any money into it to keep it up to codes, fined multiple times and spent time in jail for not paying the fines.
As far as getting into see it again, I do not think that would be possible, it is being torn down and is in dilapidated condition.
The site has some mystery to it though, there are rumors of items buried on the grounds somewhere. These items are reportedly buried DEEP and may never be found. There were several eye witnesses to blankets, tools, cots, etc. being dumped by the truck load in DEEP holes on the property somewhere then buried. They may be in the back of the building in the field, however that could never be confirmed.
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like the picture with fire alarm only more colorful.
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swimming? anyone?
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orgasm*
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Wow. So this is something that takes my breathe away and sounds soemthing like an orgasim.
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im really sorry to say something so obvious, but it looks like a bong. I really hope that i haven't lost my interest in the abnormal pictures from this site, but i feel like when i first stumbled upon it I bcame obssessed. And now i feel like the pictures aren't takeing as much risk. If I'm just being critical let me know your opinion. I've lst touch with a lot from the past.
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"maybe its because"