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i can't believe i missed this gallery. awesome pics!!
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This is the best picture you have taken, in my opinion.

Utterly superb ...
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'all the worlds a stage.....'

... and the people moronic, ingrates that vandalize, burn and - generally speaking - should be shot.
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And I would love to thank AD Nilson for her on-going pointless commentary throughout the photo set.

I look forward to your awesome thoughts at every location.
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What building is this in? All the laundry was done in the laundry building, so if this isn't that building, then I don't know what this is.
Thank you! :D
That would be totally fun, autoguy. I'm up for it!
Spooky-ish.
I am extremely claustropobic, so this would NEVER do.
I'm just glad I don't have to clean that up!
Reminds me of "The Green Mile".
Very cool!
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I would say the blue thing on the floor is an old kaleidoscope.
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It must give a spooky feeling walking through places like these ...
I remember years ago i walked through an old abandoned Meats works that i used to work at that was left idle for at least 6 years i had to get out of there it was just too spooky ghosts past and all that if you know what i mean
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This is a conn 720 organ. (or similar.

A HAMMOND B3 is not anything what so ever like this organ. A b3 is about 20 years older than this, and is in so many different ways different than this. Side by side they look nothing alike.


These organs are going for free all the time, not rare, not sought after.

A hammond b3 can be worth easily over $5,000.