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Those are really neat. It's like time has stood still for all these years.
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I absolutely adore this angle.
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It looks more like a farm in Wisconsin than a propaganda theater in Germany.
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That's really pretty! I could just stand there for hours.
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That's so neat. To think it's been here since the 40's...When I look at the photo, it feels like it's been there forever.
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Noticed that there are several groups of bolts here? The "face" bolts, the bolts in the flanges and the long row of heavy bolts moving towards the "train". There's more to this great picture than meets the eye. Just great!
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I worked on a tug called the Beaver out of staten island 1967 capt Connie V Esmark
anyone know anything my two old friends mabey the Beaver is there. Capt Esmark would be over a hundred an old German man old school.
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They just dont build them like that anymore,
if she could come home with me Id buy her in a heart beat, love these old hulls
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way out, exit
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It has a ''secret garden" feel to it.
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If you were to get lost in this place, you would just be screwed....doesnt look like anyone has been here since the war.
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I think I need one of these in my house!
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honestly did they filim in there or something like seriously
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defiantly the shinning
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Im with Kathy. I also see something that looks like somebody and im not even hunting spooks!