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Can't stand no comments about the piping that was cut off here. Put your thinking caps on, we all know it wasnt the makings of a pipe organ!
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With the way those light above are positioned I don't think they'd give that much light. Of course the windows help but still at night it would be dark there. Scary. Oc course I'm talking back in the day.....now it would be totally dark.....the tagging is sad though.....
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Yeah thats one large support bean isn't it. Its really nice....to bad all the graffiti artists had to tag it all up huh....what a total shame......
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were there any soap dispensers???
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it looks fairly new not really old
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Hey motts I was just there today actaully. And I went to power plant and went around to the right side when you look at it. I found the fire extinguisher. I was like.... "Sweet!"
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LUKE, I AM YOUR FATHER!
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I agree with Lynne, definately a great wallpaper!
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Yeah, this is a nice shot of the staircase....love it Motts. Yeah, since I've been in the photo section at this site......I myself have loved reading Lynne's comments as well esp on the 'School for Girls'....whatever happend with that building Lynne. I appericate everyones comments here. This is a wonderful site. I just got to get on the Forum yet......I read alot there but still not on it to post yet.....Everyone here is awesome. Of course, Motts, too and his wonderful photos.......
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Personally, I think those curtains are kinda scary looking. All the peeling paint too.......but this is what happens when buildings are left to there own....they fall apart......how sad......
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That looks like Heinrich Himmler. Is that his pet poodle, or did he eat it? So cuuuute.
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Do you have time for a T-Mobile make-over?
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Yeah that is a cool doorway isn't it. Its still a shame these buildings are just left and not being used again. A total shame....and waste really.....
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Yes Lynne
Tom was gracious enough to let us take him around Europe with us. We are truly thankful.
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Guess being trapped underground for so long can make you mind go a bit whacked out....