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The people who sat in the chair probably wouldn't understand the world now. Sometimes, I don't either.
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Ever smell a slag pile?
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I can imagine being in Bethlehem PA at night seeing this plant lite up with thousands of light bulbs and watching the red/blue flames of the burn off stacks glowing above everything. It must have been something.
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It's like looking at the intestines of the beast.
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Go ahead. Give it a turn. What's the worst that can happen? ==8O
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Vertical ladders like this are a bitch to climb up or down. Especially when there is ice & snow or high winds. We had these on launch gantries at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station but only used them during disaster exercises.
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A lot of engineering went into building this in a time before computer aided design.
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I love the rust.
Yes, the janitor has been keeping it nicely clean....it looks as though it was used last week...
It would appear as though everyone sees what they want to and has an opinion to go along with it...I think its art....
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It took me a second to get the perspective in this one. At first glance I thought it was a close up of something.
Amazing.....
Yes, I agree, it will be wasted, as we are a society of waste....but it's a great view....thanks again Motts...
I love the stariwells in so many of these old places....art work among the relics...
I would be afraid to go in the basement...perhaps too many scary movies as a child...