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you are absolutely correct on that.And why has the radical ed gone so soft on this?he was all over them,,,and now he acts like he is on their payroll.

The fact that it was loacted in a shed next to a building makes me think it might be a stepdown transformer.

That would make it certified PCB creepy :)

Motts, this was wonderful...so sad to see that ancient architecture rotting away...glad you got to see it before all of it had crumbled into nothing, although I'm sure we'd ALL want to join you in the Wayback Machine to see its former glory.

Looks like a scale to me....minus the circus barker and stuffed animals for guessing it correctly!

Stupid pyros...sad that they had to torch the places and destroy such lovely architecture.

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Forever and ever and ever.

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Depressing when you realize what is lost.

Yup, that's the feeling.........

Or maybe they meant the coloured tiles on the rest of the walls...... not sure?

actually I think what you are looking at is the pattern in the adhesive used to mount the tile to the wall in places where the tile has fallen off. The pattern is from a notched trowel used regulate the depth of the adhesive.

Stunning!

No, manual blend ;)

WOW, that's really something!

Notice the chairs are gone? They were purple and now sit in the night club of the Swan Lake Resort (Stevensville Hotel). Some things never die.

wow there's always such a sense of living in your shots and you just keep going man, amazing shot motts,as always.