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Skeletal remains.
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Nope, the entire plant looked pretty dead.
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It almost looks burned.
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Your title is right on the money.
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Very interesting Motts! Reminds me of an ink-blot test! ha! What is it? An industrial metal frog??????lol
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Quite an operation in its time. The sky is perfect for making the smokestack etc stand out.
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This one is cool!
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Great perspective. Is this like the "third" rail on regular tracks?
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Lived outside of Chicago all the growing up years and oddly never heard about this plant! Cool site. Now on to the rest of the photos!
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Wow! Turning my head side to side. Great view !
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That looks a little more than dangerous... did this place still have any electricity at all?
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This is an interesting picture, I like the color and the foreground.
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I think it was a "quota" kind of thing. Every single person I remember, never did less than 2 years and never more than 5. We weren't that screwed up that we deserved all of that. Yes, some of us had problems, some more than others, but still lock em up and throw away the key, until they had either "normalized" or aged out? Completely a conspiracy somewhere.
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I love Detroit's Central Station. What's happened to that city is so fricken depressing, but has opened the doors to some very cool urban farms and communities. But still, seeing that many abandoned buildings is really insane. It's like visiting the city in '12 Monkeys'.
Ephemera: Lunar Detroit
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i was exploring the place yesterday. went into a couple buildings then decided to go into 93. once i stepped in i just got a terrible feeling bout it like something didnt want me there and promptly left. the wierd thing about it is months ago when i was there for the first time 93 felt extremely peaceful and serine to me.