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Aliens?

AH...I feel like I am falllllliiiiiiiing...

entrance to the Bat Cave?

Another fine job! Thanks for preserving these memories!

You know, I have 8x10 glossies of an old bottling plant that was in business locally, circa 1910 or so, and the lack of guarding was appalling, large flywheels moving with no guarding, open holes where a lift went thru, leather belts running off an overhead shaft,etc., and young boys of about 12 yrs of age working.

Just think, most of these controls you see have been replaced by a PLC control or a computer program.

Almost makes you think the door is red hot, don't you think?

Whoa. That is a good pic.

Great colors,the blue and the grey,kinda reminds you of the Civil War?

Once upon a time in this country, the casting of iron goods was an art form, because while technology was expensive, labor was cheap. Now it is just the opposite, it simply costs too much to design and cast utilitarian items like a valve wheel. I don't know that anybody actually makes an item like this today in the U.S. All made in PRC, I'm afraid. Not trying to be a buzzkill, but it makes me sad that we are no longer the world's workshop.

What in the WORLD is in the middle of the floor???

Ah lonely chair...again.

I think it is missing something...like a SEAT.

:D

What a beautiful room.

I believe buildings DO "die" once they are devoid of human life. It is almost like they "live" for the human element within them and when that is gone, they have nothing more to "live" for.

Umm...what a picture....those must be some HUGE rats they got here...(they are the ones who STOLE THE SOAP DISPENSER!)

Sorry--had to.

Break time!