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What a beautiful building! Great perspective on it too, Motts!
Now....where's my hedge trimmers?.......
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Could have been staff toilets too...?
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The rising sun looks like rust
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Reminds a bit of that scene in Metropolis when the elevators were crashing...awesome pic
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sweet
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Now that "dark stain" at the cross section of the rib tool....its RUST, RIGHT?!?!?!
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Nice shot Motts! Creepy!
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she does seem to hold your gaze, doesn't she? Motts, I can't pick a favorite pic here....
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"Come up to the lab...and see what's on the slab!"

Great pics as always! :)
I am the Interpretive Ranger at the Plaquemine Lock State Historic Site. Bayou Plaquemine at one time was the main entrance way into the Atchafalaya Basin from the Mississippi River. Thanks so much for taking this picture and if I hear any information about this boat I will post another comment.
The thing on the wall looks like an burgular alarm box, possibly linked to a panic button.
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What a crappy amateur drawing of the female anatomy.
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***hic.....It made wikky-wakky-woos.....
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The decorations at the bottom of the arch have been removed.

I guess they were too easy for someone to knock over.

The dado rails have also gone in time.
I'm sure I've seen that design of carpet before.