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Thank you for posting the shots of the building during construction and in use. Beautiful work on it. Love finding a new gallery !
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A great blend of industrial and architecture! Something for everyone. Thanks so much!
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Love the title. It does look like the ferny bushes are dusted with a touch of snow.
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What a eye catcher! Great green growth!
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Cold, Lonely @ Lovely.
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Whoa! What a view! So very attractive and majestic.
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Looking down on the works is really awesome!
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I love control panels like this! Would have to push buttons and pull levers :)
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Now thats really pretty, Very ornate!
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Bet that floor of tiles is beautiful under all that dust @dirt. Great Columns on that fireplace i agree, but what is that in front on the floor?
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Would this be a thing-a-ma-gig? :)
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Nice, Very nice indeed. Great facts also. Thanks!
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It kind of does Ferdy! Lovely misty photo!
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Thank`s for the reply. It must be hard to keep all of these different locations straight in your mind. Opacity is the best! Keep up the excellent work!!
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I'm not sure if this is the real reason they're open, but I think that if a building is sealed in too tightly it can become overrun with mold in the summer months, leading to more rot and intoxicating the air. I've seen preserved buildings with air vents (or even fans) installed in the boarded up windows to ventilate the structure.