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I think so J.R. Sort of like some locker room showers.
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there are coyotes in that area of Warwick RI now. I lived there and went to Rocky Point a few times every summer. I miss it very much. there was always something so magical being there with the salt water breeze in the air. My favorite ride was the Music Express. What's better than getting thrown around and aound to blaring music! I wish there was still a park there my kids would love it. SO much better than these huge parks like six flags. thanks for the memories!
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me and my friends are going to try and get in there. we are usually good at doing stuff like this, i promise we have no intention once so ever to vandilize or do anything destructive to it, we would really like to just see it from the inside. If anyone has any tips or suggestions on not getting caught i would really appreciate it.
very awesome shot!
WOW! love this pic!
Good shot! does anybody else see the face in the the tree or bushe on the corner side of building? I do!
Awesome pic!
I look at this pic and feel sadness for some reason. Great Pic
I love all your pics!
Thats a awesome pic!
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Only one building remains over there, in the refurbished form of an office building. There are a few little remains in the woods, but E-2 is the only remaining building left standing on the east side of the boulevard.
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Im going in there in about a month. Is there anything i should know? like am i not supposed to be in there and even if i do go in weither or not im allowed to should i be careful about anything?
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!! Looks like a bad place to fall down into! Maybe really hard to get out!
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man this stuff is insane im going there in a few weeks gonna be sick!
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Thanks jimzep79, Townsend Rd...I was trying to think of that street. Are any of those old buildings still there? I grew up in Rambler Park and we used to goof off and play around in those old buildings. That was over 20 years ago. niceriboy@aol.com