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i agree with B, there is a video on youtube with a guy pointing out that the tower its self is atleast 200 feet high and if it comes down, anyone under it can be crushed, including cars and the small forestry behind the road. they need to bring in a wrecking ball and bring it down so it cannot possibly hurt anyone.
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Motts, those wheels and valves controlled the PSI and water flow for the high powered steam generators and turbines that generated the thoustands to millions of watts needed to power the power plant its self and the entire hospital. its sad to see vandals go in there and tear up everything as well as destroy vital documents in order to run the systems. im sure there was enough materials left to activate the generators and atleast make the power plant live again.
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Looking like a strange private residence.

Good work,

and welcome back Ozzy...
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they were staircrazy
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its' a casket maker
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NPR - hey! those are my initials for my natural name.
also NATIONAL PULIC RADIO
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That's crystal clear on my computer.

darkness is my friend
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ah yes , the German acorn.
Interesting to note the different flowers
and folage coming from the same branch.
Some of it looks as if they just
made it up.
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Always one of my favorite parts.
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What will they think of next
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I could cook my kitchen in there
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well, whatever was in there is dead now
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Dat 'ol black magic - -
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oh cripes!!!
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Gorgeous!