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Bat cave lol

Defenestrated? Seriously?

Looks like a playground to me, there are lots of games that use circles. Heliport would most commonly have had an H not a target.

I think most people start out with goodness in their hearts but life experience, influences, and choices change things. There are some people who live in totally disfunctional and seemingly impossible circumstances and even so, despite everything, beat the odds. Then on the other hand, there are those that are brought up in a positive, loving, comfortable lifestyle, and they turn out to be real losers. My dad used to say, "ya gotta wanna." - In other words, if you want to make something of yourelf, you will. If you don't, you won't. It's all up to YOU. My family is a perfect example. My brother and sister were reaised thinking that the world owes them a living....it's been a difficult life for them and it keeps getting worse. They just don't learn. I am 54 yrs old, not rich but try to do the right thing. Follow your heart and be kind to people - it makes life sweeter!

Haha same mechanism as a guillotine, only slightly different application (exercise kills much, much slower).

Yes, I see him kneeling next to a tripod. Who dat Motts?

Nice!, can believe how rusted and moldy that is...or dusty

God, I miss Lynne. =8'-(

Wow. This gallery spawned a lot of wonderful comments, debates, conversations, and observations. Only Opacity has the power to stir emotions like this.

yup that is a little disturbing.. but a cool find at the same time

This is a fantastic shot, is it an elusion or is it really that secluded?

I hated it when I was a CNA and I would walk into the building and know that the nurses had given the patients on my hall milk of mag.....it was awful.

It's so fascinating to see abandoned man-made objects transform into something else simply at the whim of nature. It's so beautiful. But it takes a talented genius who can notice, pause, look, & capture the details most people never take time to see. Such as this bed spring or the rusting innards of a piano, or empty & rusted coat hangers. Thanks for all you do.

The Otis elevator company is still in business. The oil cans fit with the logo they used from about 1950 on. I doubt they would have had much metal oil cans lying around from the early 1940's as much of the material was collected and used for the war effort. It looks like they changed the logo to black cursive on a yellow background with a twist top (these were 1 and 2 gallon size metal jars I found) in the late 60's or early 70's and the cans I found date form like 1972ish. My guess would be the oil in them is junk but they still make this type of oil http://www.qualityelev.../main/liquid/lub.htm along with several others that are comparable.

yeah instead of cocaine they did thorazine...

It's a penicillin farm.