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Sounds like you had yourself a vision,
Hashi luvs pablo. ^_^
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One, two Freddy's coming for you...
Sorry, I couldn't resist that one. Really good use of shadow and light.
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I'd like to have that to go in my WWII Ambulance
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Multifuel engines with their 5 speed transmissions attached.
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Those are multifuel engines for military 2 1/2 & 5 ton trucks. They burn diesel fuel primarily but could run on other flammable liquids. Studebaker made military trucks during WWII and later.
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Under that pathwalk is an underground tunnel was actually in it leads to the second building
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You've definatly captured the creepiness factor in this shot! Fantastic work!!
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beautiful!
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Motts you have a gift, and I hope you know that. I could never capture things in pictures as you do.
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hahaa 'hey you better get out of here or we'll call the police and they'll put you in jail!'
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olook free razorwire!
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This room brings back memories for me. I worked in the Admission Unit during my psych rotation in nursing school at Byberry in the summer of 1978 . Each patient had a bed and locker. We heard stories of the disruptions that would occur at night in these wards. Glad to say the only allowed nursing students to work during the day!
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I live in Rochester, and I love how you got something so scummy here to look so great. Kudos.
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I wonder where the snack bar is,did you find any loose programs on the floor or popcorn kernals?Did you check under the seats for gum?
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Duffed