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I made a comment under the next picture regarding runes. This one shows better what I was referring to -- the three paths up the stairs look like a rune.
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Was the roof glass panes for light? It looks like a huge building!
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Looks like a gun turret to me.
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It looks like a rune. There are several Germanic runes that are in the "pitchfork" style.
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I used to work at a small amusement park- i worked the merry-go-round. On cruddy days very few peopel would come, so I woudl just sit, looking at the empty carousel and thinking- this is the most depressing thing in the world.
Then one lonely kid would come, and I'd strap him into the pony... and then I'd get on one nearby- just so he wouldn't have to ride alone.
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I'm always amazed by the amount of style that is in these european industrial complexes. If only us Americans got the memo fifty-so years ago.
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I love the style the building has- it's more than industrial- it has railing and facades and the style of the braces... someone really took pride in their work. And now that it's abandoned...
*tear*
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You know, I'm convinced that things just rust prettier in Germany.
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I didn't notice the Ausfahrt until you guys pointed it out.

wallpaper? pweez?
Now THIS is the one I want for my wallpaper, it's perfect!
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Now that's just a little wonky!
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Whatever it is it definitely deserves to be in a much better place then this! Possibly my basement... would make for an interesting conversation piece!
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That little pathway bridge is really neat, who would have used it Motts?
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Motts the really needs to be a wallaper! it's great!
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maybe we DO need places like this... to COMBAT that which spews from our TV's. Despite what this place was used for, i appreciate its design purpose... to get its people to return to to its roots- both as a people and as a species.