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NVUSOFMOTTS-

I work for the police, and in the custody suites, the doors open outwards... It helps us to stay safe when inserting or extracting a violent prisoner, as we can perform the physical insert/exctrac procedure, and simply slam the door shut without getting our feet/hands/massive ego's stuck... Or leaving any other officers in there ;)
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This looks like something out of Doctor Zhivago...very cool...
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the right side one of the two smaller center gables has imploded,
you can see right into the building now.
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will she self destruct before the wrecking ball --which one callopsed
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Amen to that Canada!
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i always play a little game of "guess what Motts titled this shot."
I finally got one right!!!
Great work, Motts!
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ohh autoguy....how you make me giggle...
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mr motts if you ever get a chance to get down to south jersey check out bridgeton nj the place i fell in love with urban exploring is called the farachute machine co it was built in 1903 and it is a awesome place to shoot photos and has a neat history too! It would make a awesome addition to your site you and you other guys can check my vid. on youtube (bridgeton nj urbanexploring) excuse the footage i had a crap camcorder but u guys will get the idea easy to excess to guys
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ive been there about a month ago it still looks the same but be careful! there is a guy that looks after this spot and he will call the cops but there is a spot in bridgeton nj mr. motts called the farachute machine co It was built in 1903 and it is one of a kind check out my vid. on youtube bridgeton nj urban expolring awesome place to shoot some photos!
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Wow. How cold does it get there?
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I'm surprised no one has broken that bulb.
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more like reminds me of the movie session 9, with the wheelchair thing anyway...
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one of the pair of center gables of Halcyon's facade collapsed
this month.

after 119 years, Halcyon Hall is beginning to fall down.
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nice
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My first job was at a hardware store that took up two buildings. Ths side we used for our equipment rentals and misc. non-hardware items used to be a funeral home. The elevator they used to transport the bodies up to the attic for embalming or in the basement for storage was used to bring stock to the main floor. That thing had a mind of its own. It used to go up and down by itself, without anyone pressing the buttons.