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wow, i would have put that to good use!!!!! then again, maybe not --, ive never repelled off a building before....
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woh! cant wait to see the new photos
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Thumbs up on the before and after shots. I love seeing people in the shots before and the abandonment afterwords!
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Is it live or is it BBQ?
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Industrial art-deco
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Way cool.
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I'm torn between my instincts as a historian and my belief in privacy. If they go anywhere it should be a hisotical society or the Smithsonian/National Archives ... they are old enough that the right to privacy isn't as relevant.
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I would think the height was in the design to help disapate heat.

Awesome shot, reminds me of a blimp hanger.
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I believe this actually is a radiator and the actual line reactor was removed.
The scroll thing is way cool. 2 for 1 Motts!
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Super cool shot. Sooo early 1900's
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A certain Huge grid failure comes to mind around August 14, 2002......perhaps a pigeon perched on one of those switches???
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Michigan Central Station in Detroit is pretty neat, I've kicked around in there a few times. Always have an uneasy feeling in there though, couldn't quite put my finger on the why.... Did anyone notice the air compressor??? LOL:)~
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well, that's probably why the cat was in so much agony.
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been in there, i layed on that before. pretty scary,
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Righteee Oooo