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I guess since they had the coal and the power plant making steam why not use it . One other thought would be cheaper to operate and may have provided more torque than a electric motor of that time period
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Oh gosh I love the contrast. The blue paint and the orange paint really make an interesting combination.
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This is an amazing picture. It looks almost as if there are butterflies sitting on the wall, instead of the peeling paint.
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yeah you can breath but its wicked dusty
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Ive broken in there with my friends, it really does look like that, those are really well done.
One question?
its pitch black in there where did you get the lighting?
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Wow.. Blows your mind :)
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Very nautical.
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Looks like it couldd crumble at a touch.. Amazing, the fragility of it.
The only two people who have problems are none and melissa and i'm wiling to bet they're the same person.
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I hated that place!!!
thats just friggin creepy..
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I've been to the old sanitorium in Kazoo a dozen times (not in a couple years though). Real creepy, but never seen anything to suggest its haunted. The morgue is freaky, especially if you get in the those body drawer things and close the door. Used to sit on the roof and drink beers, and came across a bum up there once. Thats about the scariest thing I've seen there.
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I have one of these wonderful machines, and we actually USE it. It sounds like a Sunbeam Mixmaster and gives off an aroma of burning dust, hot film and lubricating oil, which is instantly recognizable to any boomer as "projector smell". It brings me crashing back to junior high, with its coincident odors of pencil sharpener shavings and chalk dust. Simply wonderful.
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dont want anyone detantching body parts and sneaking them home
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does this remind anyone of tomb raider 2 and the butler?