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great angle Motts!
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Im with Deb.. what is this?
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Motts - You have taken a lot of power plan shots over the years, but do you often run into one with so much coal remaining? In the pictures I have seen there doesn't seem to be any trace of coal remaining.
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Motts, I've been looking at many of these galleries, and they are absolutely beautiful. I am amazed at how many dilapidated buildings stay standing for that many years.

I hope to visit and photograph a few before my years are over. And if at all possible, get to a point in my career in which I can make a music video in one of these marvels.

I thank you for posting these spectacular photos.
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I'M OLD !!!! I remember cash registers like this !!
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Thats a pretty inovative way to keep the waste enviormently (sp?) friendly. So simple really.
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Black and White photo's of broken windows always looks so scary to me!
I love it!!
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Same brickwork thats in the halls of my old junior high school...we'll be losing that building soon enough, too....
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An early prototype of the napper-crapper 5000 chair?
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I THINK I SEE IGOR FROM HERE!
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SEEMS AS IF A ROBOT WALK THROUGH THAT WALL!
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MR. MCDERMOTT HOW DO YOU PICK YOUR NEXT PICTURE TARGETS?
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LOOKS LIKE A BRIDGE USED FORTHE DUKES OF HAZZARDS STUNTS!
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HOW TALLIS THE BUILDING?
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I'm jealous. My staircase doesn't have a bannister anything like this. It is just beautiful. Someone did an amazing job.