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*tries to sneak to front of line but fails miserably*

this one makes me happy! finally a forgotten plant that survived the odds!

Reminds me of close encounter of the 3rd kind!

Have you ever lived somewhere that they don't have refrigeration or a fairly rapid garbage removal system or no plastic bags to seal up all the good juices? You don't exactly want to leave rotting material outside the back door, if you catch my malodorous drift. Also, if you have ever had the pleasure of being in the neighborhood when they burn garbage, it isn't the pleasantest or sexiest of aromas, so you purposely want it to be a ways away from where people live. That's just being practical - nothing arcane or secretive about it.

This arch looks very dangerous.

it's good to know that they're restoring the stuff from this place. if only other relics from other places could have had the same fate...

Great info and pics, Ladyhawke. It's good to know at least some people care about what happens to at least some of these structures.

makes you wonder if people were beaten with those

Why do these places just sit around and "waste" away?

Wish that was someone else I know going up that chimney! :-)

Maybe some of those fairy tales aren't really that good for out kids??? That IS kind of creepy; even for me.

Another good website: www.amusementparksnostalgia.com. Shows lots of pictures of abandoned parks with coasters and everything just sitting there rusting or rotting away. Just don't understand that.

If everyone would just understand that everyone has their "OWN" distinct personality and that's why not everyone agrees on any subject; I think we would be less defensive. : ) I do have to agree with J.R., though.

ok, if you try to write something in german, please do it correctly:
HÄNSEL UND GRETEL.
greetings from Germany, felix weber-schattwaldt
great pics, anyway!

OOps. Excuse me , I got it wrong. My brain was into waterboarding. I know, I know, it was forboding. Hey give Johnny Mac a break.