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Those pillars - precious. The floor is so swept clean.

Old places like this altho no longer in use by us, may however, still be in use by those who died here. I urge you to watch the movie ROSE RED. Based on fiction from the novel and by the mind of Stephen King.

Lightshot's version of Print screen works just fine. Get your copy here: http://prnt.sc/ I think I'll run the photo thru my editing software and change the colors a bit, maybe give it some additional tilt and see how much more beautiful I can make it. Thanks for posting this.

For a place that was abandoned since the 50's, it was in decent condition.

scramble .....FUN too....
now it looks like a rollercoaster
this place......thanks - is different

P E R F E C T! Rhythm of my heart
Very cool indeed

..have no idea...

You CRAWL IN?
WOW! it is very pretty
That IS brave and cool...go Mr.M. you do exciting moves - this is quite an event....wonder what it felt + smelt like....hmmmmm...electricity?

Ohhh dear......
so he IS standing on the covered hole?

Yes indeed SO cool - have NEVER seen anything like this - am all in awe
Good you took the pictures Mr.M. - seems toppled over now :(

Just to climb up there - what an event - very cool looking I N D E E D.
Those streaks in the sky makes it all so peculiar

Are those arches bricked in, perhaps cutting off a portion of the room?

I wonder how many intact grave markers went home with people over the years. Probably left behind because of it's condition? On a more positive note, I bet people of this era would never have imagined their lives would be chronicled, and posted on a website, lasting beyond what was marked on their grave.

I did a little more research and this machine seems to have been patented in the late 1960's.

This is where you can see what this looked like in working order-
https://offerupnow.com...-model-6-eeg-machine