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Not sure if the homeless guy is still there, but please PLEASE becareful. His door is indeed rigged with a milkcrate full of glass shards above it. Push that door and it's not a good day.

This is technically not part of the BCT. It use to be a mailroom next door from what I was told.

Sorry....bad link above.

http://www.latimes.com...ay29,0,4714211.story

Great article about DIanne, with a video. RIP

http://www.latimes.com...ay29,0,7229858.story

There was a woman who just recently passed away. She had been in an iron lung for most of her life. During a storm, the power went out and they had a faulty back up generator. She passed away due to this. She was in very poor health however (not that you are particularly healthy being in one of those things), and was probably going to pass away very soon anyways.....according to the article I read.

http://www.latimes.com...ay29,0,7229858.story

What makes me so sad is that there are so many gorgeous accents in all of these old abandoned buildings no one thinks to recycle...all that handiwork for nothing

Vastarien, Would you agree this would make a good book ?

BIG PANTS

Noah , Do you think that at onr time this was a funeral home and a chaple?

Hay Charlie, I was thinking the same thing
this is beautiful

after working at a nature reserve in north park for 8 years i'm going to say it's something like a barn swallow or cliff swallow..they make nests like that and their droppings are directly below the nest.

aaaaaaaaaaaa such a waste i didn't even know they had a trany and front universal joints for the drive shaft a poop. o well dam good pic's tho

they could be rebuilt but meh not really worth it. Very high scrap value tho

Complete original engines with zero miles like those are so hard to find. But sadly they are probably all seized and if not seized then in need of at least a few hundred bucks of repair. cool pic tho(Y)

yo i would like to know what happen to the place