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it looks like its the walls are melting into the floor
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Agreed EPIC FAIL!.
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I think I could look out these windows all day
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yeah....its making me dizzy
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What a chilling shot. It brings it all together as to why people were there. Housed together to try and get better. I bet the icy winds didnt help to much
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I love the how the light and shadow play on the colors. Stunning
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Thank you and how did you know I was going to want wallpaper of this shot? Its truely amazing
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Its not going down with out a fight.
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you guys are funny....thanks for the laughs
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I sooo want that sign for my bar! To bad I know I would never take anything out of anyplace....but I can wish cant I? By the way I LOVE IT!
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Looks like the orginal four vertical axis steam turbines (thanks for the awesome 1906 shot!) were replaced with a more powerful horizontal steam turbine; which was mounted on the concrete pad in the foreground.

Georgetown Power Plant in Seattle is a museum now, and has a pair of these vertical axis steam turbines still in place, along with the boilers. Great phtographs; thanks.
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Its nice to see that people actually thought about making the this a nice place to stay for the patients. Now days its seems like most hosiptals are so plain because its easy to care for. I wish we had more craftmanship like this today
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Thank you Motts for taking me places that I cant go myself. I love this colors in this.
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Like Mother Nature reclaiming her own aye,would love to know her history but let time tell it as it should.RIP my friend,let sleeping dogs lie where they ought to be
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3rd floor of that building literally has heroin users doped out there all the time. I've gone 3 times and there always there. Be safe