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Beautiful room, at one time and even now.

There's that news van again!
There's that fire hose again!

Like a Grecian goddess.

I love how the rust looks like blood.

Short but sweet.

Requiem for a true heavyweight.

This is fantastic. I love it.

Sureal

Love the shot.

This makes me think of the craft sinks we had in my kindergarten classroom.

It's so desolate.

Very nice.

Don't wanna slam those doors.

Good stuff

Only one manual??! I can't believe that!

Keep in mind the real pipes are hidden over the wind chest. They are made of soft lead,are of varying lengths,and are plain and drab to look at.
For the largest,deepest sounds tall wooden troughs called "Bombards' were used.(of varying lengths)These "bass" pipes often had wooden plates on the side of the speaker hole for direction,resonance,and baffling.They're back there too.
Sometimes little percussive bells struck with little hammers were used to get that chime effect,although you can get that effect with a short blast of air on the smaller pipes
My brother is a pipe organist.