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Me too Pain! That was the FIRST trhing I thought of:

"NO...WIRE...HANGERS...EVER!"

Ditto also what Larry D. said. :) These buildings almost have a life of their own and echo the lives that were lived inside of them, good and bad.

Your photography just brings that out for everyone else to see, Motts. :)
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HEY! Happy New Year Mr. Motts! :) I am so glad to see a new gallary of pics! :)

I love the colors in this...I normally HATE yellows and greens, but these colors almost look...summery! :)

Cheers, mate! Good work on yet another wonderful batch of photos!
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liquid water...
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thumb twiddling time
madness
madness
fuck its gone shit what happened to that person that was with me
prick you were supposed to keep me company
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id like to see a fat person run down that hall way
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yeah ahe people who think its a joke to be in a place like this deserves to be in the mental hospital see how they think its a big joke then
who ever thinks this shiys funny fuck you
people who had mental illness back in those days were treated like the jews in the nazi times like shit ect treatment lobotomys and caged up to keep away from society in which made them more mad. not a joke really is it if only pople who laugh at this could really taste it for them selves then would they be laughing
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Unrelated but... Bechtel built a power station out at Millmerran ( west of Brisbane) a few years ago. They had a 65 percent fail rate when the boiler tubes were x-rayed. Bechtel's solution was to get rid of the x-ray people
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From the power stations I've worked in on shutdowns, they look like coal shutes where the coal is pulverised to a fine powder before being injected in the boilers. However the doo hickee that should be below these pipes are gone. Look around depending on how many turbines, should be 2 for each.
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Anyone who has not experienced King's Park in person, it is an excellent example of monolithic presence & blatant abandonment- which Mr Motts captures here without question.
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*gasp* The brush, the building, the clouds. Stunning last shot, Mr. Motts! Thanks again for sharing your amazing work with us. Beautiful!
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What a beautiful shot. And well said, Anonymous.
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The green is a nice contrast against all the metal and rust...even though it's "toxic". :)
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The idea of diving in there makes me shudder.
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LOL! It DOES look like something Dr. Seuss would come up with!
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Those are going to start walking soon, aren't they? ;)