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hmmm, no i say thats a light fixture if i ever saw one. you silly gooses probably think its a soap dispenser. HA!
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I will definitely post any updates, this is one of my favorite structures i've come across and i constantly look for any news on it. Lately the rumor is that its far too expensive to save the building. So the plan is to tear it all down but keep the facade and then turn it into a public garden space. (which i think would be beautiful) Or tear it all down for a parking lot.
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Most of what's left looked like poured concrete, brick, and steel.
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Gorgeous palette of rust colors.
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Stunning!
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Wow after looking at the museum site...this place was humongous!
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*Heh!* Well spotted!
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I figured they would find a way to reuse it...will head to the museum next!
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Absolutely wonderful stuff, Motts. You should be well chuffed with this set! Not only are the photos immense, but the facts were really interesting too. Thank you!
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When I scroll up and down quickly, the photo changes perspective. Cool effect.
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That shot stirred some sadness inside me. And I love it because of that.
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That would light you up!
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TootUncommon beat me to it ;)
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I know you weren't happy with the light on this trip Motts, but I honestly think that the dull grey sky adds to this photo! I reckon a gorgeous blue backdrop would detract from the atmosphere.
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God, you can almost *smell* it. Lovely perspective.