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this is the most ripped-off picture of byberry lately, i see everyone using this, from ebay auctions to paranormal investigations. i remember coming back in and seeing mark with a big, fat, rusty nail in his shoe. good times.

That X reminds me of Fern Gulley when Zack was spray painting X's on the trees that were going to be destroyed...creepy corollation, huh?

The door probably is so swollen that it sticks open today. I doubt that the hinges are in very good condition either.

*gasp* :( What a sad picture, even for a Felyne.

Chopsuey... it is the same pattern as chicken wire, huh. When you look at it that way, it makes a very bold new statement..... was that your intention Motts or just pure coincidence?

Seeing these pictures really make me want to get out and explore. Though I dont know why I'd wish anyone ill who would move into apartments that are built where this place now is, thats just silly.

such a shame that they have been left to the (what looks like) vandals!!

dont think so, most setups like these would only use about 100 amps (rectified)

not so comfortable but still look ok

to kill a mockingbird.....

as a projectionist of the old school(20 Min reels, carbon arc's and log hours in the semi dark I rekon its a pity about these beauties, bird crap and no use for some while could mean that they may never work again, which is a pity. as the scene could well be damp and that wont help!! (its in the blood)

hey minktail, "Tower of Terror". Awsome ride at Disney, authentically old, and creepy on the inside!

EEEEEEKKK!!!! Wasn't expecting her to peek out at me .................

At the time of this photo, both doors opening out to that balcony were probably still boarded up. After a little while, someone broke one of the doors open and people started tagging.

These passageways were once the old they old parking center for the NYC workers at one point. Since there was a down fall in workers at the Buffalo Central Terminal they put these luggage carts down here because there were very few passengers coming to the terminal betwwen the late 1960's and until it closed in 1979 so they let these carts rott.

reminds me of the exterior of disney's hauned mansion in orlando w/the copper on the roof.