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there needs to be a band shoot on that staircase. Would look immense
Wonderful site, Mott. How I wish I could explore abandoned prisons, hospitals, etc. like you do.
..and so .she continues to wait patiently for someone who never came back for her.....
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The symmetry of this picture stuns me.
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Thanks Motts, Great gallery =)
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I assume nothing had guard cases etc. to keep costs down..
To do that nowadays everything's just made of plastic
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The big bend in the green pipe looks almost pointless
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Great shot =)
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Great lines, and lighting
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I'd say it's at head height, and so you don't hit your head while turning on that switch they painted it yellow..However it's usually on the way back out when you hit your head ha
That's one hell of a warning buzzer. Ah-OOO-gah!
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Too cool Motts, another awesome gallery.
Have a Great holiday.
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wow. i can't believe i stumbled across this. i saw the lion king when i was 9 years old at that drive-in. it was so sad when it died. there is another really cool one that is abandoned near thomaston connecticut, you can see it from rt. 8. i took a few shots there. there really is something about abandoned drive-in theaters. they're not like abandoned hospitals, the theaters hold happy memories and good times.
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We all live in the rusty submarine.
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lol, Dr .Seuss indeed!