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Another fantastic angle! This album is blowing my mind, Motts!
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You've got some amazing perspective going on in this gallery!
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My head is spinning; in a good way!
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Wow, it looks like a temple from here. I guess the whole "Roman Baths" influence is responsible for that.
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Wow! This is really a monstrous building, isn't it? It's amazing how even huge buildings like this can just be completely surrendered to neglect.
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I come back to this photo now and again, and it has me baffled!??? It has that sterile, Operating room look to it, But couldnt be one, its too long and narrow, like a hallway. Opacity Curious Minds Unite!!!! Was it a tiled, sterile, hallway, leading to the morgue??
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Intense metal ductwork there!
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I never saw flex ductwork ran through a window before. Cool photo!
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There's the National Register of Historic Places, but even a building listed there can be torn down.
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how beautiful they dont make em like they use to
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i would say they were growing plants of some type
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Do the Americans have listed buildings protected like in England?...I have never seen so much heritage in danger of going for ever.
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If the Romas were alive today...I am sure they would copy such impressive pillars
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In England this would be a church and protected from further deterioration
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Coal Hopper