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wow its like the whole room is melting away yet the chair remains solid and intact...

I posted this before in another gallery, many birds, in their attempt to leave, hit windows and break their necks. Once decomp sets in, the head seems to dis-integrate faster than the main body since the heads are quite hollow, or it gets carried away or consumed first. Sorry to seem morbid, just wanted to shed light.

Cool! It's another one of those 'Neat Lights'!

Speaking of graffitti in remote locations, I've noticed that where I live there is a pattern of graffitti being made in as hard to get places as possible. Like for instance, in an abandoned building from the old asylum in the town next to mine there isn't that much graffitti inside the actual building apart from one cell that is locked and also full of tags which you can see through a small window in the door. All other cells are unlocked and open (did I mention that this was the maximum security building as well?). Another place would be under one of these huge roadbridges that crosses the big river that runs through the city. They climb out a long way on the supporting I-beams underneath and do graffitti. And while standing on those I-beams you got about 10 inches from the center and out of the beam to stand on and from there it'd be about 15-20 yards of free fall down into the icecold and streamy water below.

Oh... A set of pics from Waverly Hills would be so wonderful to see here! I have the movie Death Tunnel that was recorded there and I really love the surroundings seen in the movie. Both inside and outside of the building.

So it'd really be a pleasure so see some more stuff from there!

Wow, it looks like Ernie has finally come out of the closet!!!

well.... if treatment is necessary, ill take a massage!

My chair heaven! I NEED! I NEED!

I NEED those chairs!

Abandon Hope All Who Enter !

what face!? I don't see a face. Is it like cartoony or is it realistic?

These are definitely Turbocharged Diesels. On the right side of the engine (looking at the photo because technically is the left) you can see the compressor which supplied air pressure to a holding tank for the air brakes and anything else requiring air pressure. It is common to use the compressed air also to run pneumatic tools for other purposes. (i.e. an impact gun to remove lug nuts on the wheels, etc.)

Wow, reminds me of when I had my sleep studies done! I look like a freak every night now, with my CPAP machine and that sexy mask! My husband has one too, so I'd shutter to think what someone would think if they walked into our bedroom and saw us both hooked up to our machines with the masks and hoses...LOL!

Ahhh, The Changling!!! One of my fav movies!

"No Joseph, No!!!"

"My room...ranch......the well...Sacred Heart...my medal...no father, don't!"

I would have stayed in this place had I lived during its heyday! I just love old hotels! I love to imagine the people that would have come to stay here! If only to go back in time!