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Apparently ineffective, seeing as how you were able to get inside anyways.
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This angle makes you feel like your almost looking at a wall... fantastic as usual
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Is that a row of operating fluorescent lights at the top of photo, or just natural light seeping through?
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Do you mean that those supports may have just been left out there in the open for the remainder of the time that the station was in operation?
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Reminds me of Penn Station in Baltimore.
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Its amazing how fast things decay if they are not being used. It seems a shame to just let these buildings "these awesome buildings" turn to dust.
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Love this one, especially with the birds flying!
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Amazing. . .
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Wow, great reflections!!
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Been lookin at this site for months. Awesome record of social history. You are a telented guy.
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Why does this remind me of a huge horse barn?
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That blue flower makes the shot! Also, an amazing sky!
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Looks like one of our metal recycling bins we use here at work. I bet there isn't an inch of copper left in that entire building!
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Amazing looks like a church!
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Amazing shot of a forgotten monster. Amazing that it was such a vital part of the community and then left!