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Excellent - gives a definite and immediate emotional reaction.

Great, great shot - always love your hallways!

Fabulous shot - the colors and lighting are excellent.

Yes they still stand.

Your mother must have had an interesting delivery with you, Motts . . . . .

Subfuscous - Slightly dark, dusky, or somber.

Sub = under
Fuscous = brownish-gray or dusky color

This shot is the bomb!

If you look toward the bottom of the middle one you will see the tap that you opened to allow the cooked food to flow into pans that fit the steam table. Brings back memories.

I am always amazed and intrigued by your shots my friend. I beg of you to wallpaper this shot! 1600x1200 as a request!
And I don't know your feelings on HDR but you have some wonderful candidates for conversion! Keep up the good work fellow shooter!

When I worked in the cafeteria while going to college we had these. My job was to make 5 gallons of pudding at a time. And it was cooked pudding not instant. These pots did a great job of cooking pudding.

i like the way that the little pipes inside are falling off and listing away from the building, mimicing the abandonment of the building it's inside of..

I've had farts powerful enough to do this kind of damage especially after eating my grandmothers baked beans -

I almost commented on the birdies a few photos back, Eagles! How awesome.

You sure this was always a military hospital? It just seems odd that it's barred.. but perhaps it was put into use during battle? Just odd..

Reminds me of a puzzle in a Nancy Drew game...:)