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"Mu-hahahahaha"
I laugh in the face of danger! Nothing will stop my camera and I from getting photo's!
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I think the reason our Mr Motts puts in his famous and much loves "lonely char shot' is because every time you see one your reminded that people once lived and worked in these places. they remind you that dreams, hope, purpose and life in these once. Now they are lonely and forgotten buildings. They help you remember the people and the stories they left behind.

At least that is what I think Motts,
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Fantastic shot Motts!
Can you turn this into a wallpaper please!
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Amazing all the steel used to build this place, Just an amazing building.
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Wow that is great!
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Could it have been used for Embalming?
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Almost looks organic.
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Garbage shoot?
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*Whack*
"You okay?"
"Yes I was just using my head"

I have done that a few times, and Matt you right you always seem to hit your head on the way back out.
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Nature dismantles everything eventually.
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100 years? That's amazing. And now they sit silent & cold. I bet the noise was incredible.
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Be glad it was mummified and not rotting. That stank would have been real bad.
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I bet there was a hell of an echo.
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I like the blue with the orange boxes on the wall.
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How intact is the roof? Is it keeping the interior dry?