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I lived literally 5 minutes walking distance from this breaker my whole life, and I can tell you that the hole was caused by a windy storm that knocked the shingles/panels off the building probably just that same year you took this pic. It was never there, and the morning after the storm there was a big gaping hole. Tells you how stable the building is!!
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I use an IR filter these days, but these old photos were taken with a Sony DSC-F707, which can take hand-held infrared photos without much modification.
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I'm not really sure, it looks like water saturation or mold / rot. Perhaps the stone around the window is porous...
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can u see putting in a circular driveway with fountain in middle this house would look very expensive .. anyway as always awesome photos motts.thx
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ya i wanna see in there
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again even though these are old tv's it doesnt look like they have been sitting there since 1992 ..
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i also agree tub looks brand new and look at tile and paint looks just finished yesturday , weird that its been that many years
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looks like fresh water
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Wallpaper please!
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So that's where all those partys on that Rehab show on TV are held!!!!!
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I shudder to think of how much money has been wasted on all this medical equipment we always see in abandoned hopitals........That unit almost looks new. Very strange tub
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Elena, the program you spoke of is called "Life After People". I agree, it's fascinating to watch.
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Beautiful brick work on this building.
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Very Victorian.
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Walking stick, the HIPPA laws refer to disclosing medical records or information. Nothing more.