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Does anyone know what becomes of the brick when these places are torn down? Is it sold to be used to build other buildings? I love old brick work, and whenever I see these huge brick buildings torn down, I always have wondered where the bricks end up.
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Thnx for more of this fantastic stuff! Best of luck on your current excursion. Travel well and be safe!
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Poor Motts will never hear the end of it... ;o)
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Me 3. It's a surprise to see this old world craftsmanship sitting the way it is. Whether cast or cut, it would great to see this stuff preserved somehow rather than see it lost in time.
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All the tile makes it easy to wash down the blood and chunks of guts that splatter all over from the saws and power tools.
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"Crepuscular" = Look out for the ZOMBIES!
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Interesting to see the Mansard roof feature but still topped by pitched roofs. No flats.
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Maybe it was both?
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Could use one of those little round light fixtures too.
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I wouldn't mind throwing a COUPLE sheets over that and lay down for just 4 seconds to see what it feels like. Wouldn't you? Awe come on! Someone lay with me in it?
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The red adds a nice touch of color.
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I wonder if that stuff is in a museum somewhere?
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I LOVE THIS SHOT!
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Love the mold flowing down.
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Very Cool!