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How sad!
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WOW! I hope they leave the chimneys when they renovate the place.
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How sad it is that they let the roof get in that condition.
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It's the sound of the steam rattling around at a highspeed that would cause someone t o spin that thing like a sea captain against a hurricane.
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The power in such big machines can make a person seem so small.
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It must of been hot when that turbine was in operation. I wonder if there is traces of sweat of the people who worked there.
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Yay!!! I love machines! I believe this one is a condensing unit.
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What you see is part of the condenser or a heat exchanger that is part of the condenser. The boilers themselves would have been further away from the turbine and the generator, with large main steam lines running to the turbine itself, spinning the turbine, and the turbine spinning the generator to create electricity.
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Very creepy start, very beautiful ending!
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Whoa.....! Yep, you can say this person was most likely a warrior. There is pride in this one.....truly.
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Your work Motts truly feed the inspiration of others. As I just happensd to cross this sight by coincidence, your perspective has helped me over my writer's block in a big way. I need a visual aid, and your eye in photography is the cure!
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I feel as if I'm inside a pumpkin. I have seen whole houses, in Australia, with thier wall painted this colour.
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I do wish all you former DSH patients would learn to spell...;-)

(that should get 'em goin)
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The light is warm and comforting. It definately melts away the creepiness.
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I wish that there were photographs of the pharoh's tombs before they were pilaged. You need to invest in a time machine Motts!