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Wow, I can just picture a ghost like person just standing in there staring out into space or right at you.
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Just looking at the before pictures and seeing all the men who were on it, and then seeing it in this picture just gives it an erie feeling. So neat.
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its a engine allright swabs
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Shouldn't there be a large blow up pig flying by here about now?
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It looks like the dayroom on the second "step" is throwing up.

Why would you take an 8 yr. old into a dangerous place like this? 8 yr. olds can't always determine things like "that floor looks rotted" or "that ceiling looks unsafe".
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Right out of "Edward Scissorhands" except this place is actually real!
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I can imagine a little bistro set all laid out for tea sitting there on the path.
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It reminds me of "after the bomb" photos. And a particular episode of the original Star Trek TV show.
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What a formidably memorable window! This would make a nice garden item. I wonder if any of these places sell salvage before they are torn down.
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Speaking of random...Heres my theory:

To make cleaning easier, perhaps water came out that sprayed the area and then the people cleaned it. Or maybe it was used so that somebody could fill up with water at any time or something. I don't know.

cool shot =)
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Reddll that's what my riding instructor says whenever .. well all the time haha.

This picture really captures the beauty of the painting. Good shot Motts. Shows that just because you may have a disability, you also have an amazing gift.
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Amazing. Where were you when you took this picture. Where were you standing?
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Well said Shy =)

xplorer, you shouldn't really take things from these places, though I guess it's your own choice. Taking photos is one thing, but stealing is another, and you can get in loads more trouble for stealing than simply tresspassing.

I love this shot Motts. Well, which shots don't I love...? Oh well, I like the innocence of the trike.
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Wow. You captured the building's elegance and the colors of the new day perfectly. Amazing shot Motts. One of the most inspiring.
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I think that this is symbolic of "Slipping off into LaLa Land".

My mother used to say "You're off in LaLa Land" when I wasn't paying attention.