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This looks like it might have come from the "Dr. Seuss School of Industrial Design"
AH so THAT Is where my shoe went!

HAHAHHAHAHAA...this is a good find and a witty title. :) I Like!
Wal-mart--it figures...I swear is that the ONLY thing we know how to buid these days?

Thanks anyway and I will be going through your gallaries again today. I had to stop last night because I was falling asleep from sitting here so long and frankly, I was getting depressed because I am so sensitive that I could almost feel the reverberations and the spirits through your pictures. I AM addicted though and I have NO plans on stopping now. :) The architecture of some of these buildings and the stories that go with them...it's like heroine for the eyes and mind. :) Keep the pics coming!
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Looks like a wicker basket.
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The date says 8/27/92. They must be waiting for parts.
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I wonder what it excites. ==8O
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What a massive space. From this distance the plant appears to be in good shape. Further examination will show otherwise.
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Thanks for another spectacular gallery. Over the weekend I surfed other sites dedicated to abandonments but they can't compare to Opacity. Happy holidays everybody.
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This was a really enjoyable set. Thanks so much for posting. :)
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Such a beautiful shot with the swollen sky.
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Each one of these photos remind me of a Socom board.
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Lovely shades of gray.
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Quite the steel behemoth.
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Well said Stax. Beautiful B&W shot. :)
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Love the angle on this shot. From a distance this place looked to be in pristine condition. A closer look revealed a lot of rust & decay. It's nature at work and it's beautiful.