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Did they clean up all the debris yet?
Demolish it.
How much is left of it?
Where is the Pines Hotel?
It was better to demolish the place it was going to go up in flames by vandals.
Where was Eden Hall at?
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No, there usually isn't much coal left in the power plants I've seen, at least not to this extent. Quite a few of the old coal burners I've seen have been converted to use gas in their later years though, so they were most likely cleaned out at that time.
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An American sign would probably say 'Stop or we shall assume you are a terrorist and shoot you, then panic and invade some poor countries, so actually, feel free to roam' Long sign i know but thats Americans for you, have to be bigger and better at everything when we all know that they are crap at most things. Anyway i live right near Whittingham and when i went there it was scary as hell!
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omg!! wow wow wow...this is beautiful!!
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I think it's beautiful.
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yo that shots amanzing it feels like somones lookiin at me look at it its weird
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The houes are, in fact, occupied.
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There are so many intact windows because the building is very tall. It is difficult to capture exactly how tall it is in just a picture.
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That culm. There are huge culm piles all over NEPA. Basically it is a sand like substance that is composed of dirt, soil, and other materials left over from mining activities. Many of the culm piles here are close to 100 years old.
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This is about 20 mins from my house. How cool that you were so close Motts!