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Other than the grubiness of 1950's like design the train looks ready to go..

just push that lever to the right of the bell
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Um... aside from the last sarcastic?/dumbass comment.. this seems like it was once a pretty awesome walkway, sunny.. etc. I would hang out here and draw or paint.
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Oh wow, see... Motts I would buy a print of this, if it's available... I'm not sure where on the site to look. 'Suppose I can just go look right now. I want a print of this! Amazing.
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The low level of vandalism is great. No telling what this place would endure if it was here in the states.
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I can't believe the floors throughout this whole building. They're amazing.
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ya they are indeed leaf springs they use to come on most car's and trucks up until the 80's until fontwheel drive car's took over the market and then VW came out with independent rear suspension. But i don't know for sure but i don't they have used leaf springs on trains for a good 20 years or so
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The shape of the arches, vivid colors and curve of the railing make this shot very surreal.
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I completely agree Quinnifer. Beautiful angle. Very beckoning..
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Amazing shot Motts. Really really fantastic.
So many textures and designs going on in this picture. It's great.
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i agree
Love this picture and I love keys, too!
This has an Escher look to it. Love it!!
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For a sec i thought it was real blood! Would of interesting if it was. Great shot, i'm jealous!
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You must keep in mind that these people had a contagious diseses (TB, smallpox,etc..) Unfortunately for them they were in quarantine and could not leave.