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How do you get permision to go to all these places?
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EVERYONE LOOK! see to the right next to the guy
The machines lights are all lit up! Like christmas
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those batteries looked new.. I imagine the lights are powered by the batteries
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Rust Happens
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I need a good transmission for my Champ truck, wonder if one of these would work?

I know I know...
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what is inside those spires? ventilation?
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Cool!
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I wish i could have seen the stuff you have motts.. only place ive been is in an abandoned shipping station...
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I think that might be the barge that blew up and burned at Port Mobile on Staten Island a few years back.
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No, unfortunately I missed out on Boston State :(
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Hmm soap in a jar? How many jars were there approx?
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Okay, you all making me loopy. I live in southwestern Georgia close to Florida state line. I went and flushed our toilet and it flushed counterclock wise. I never noticed that. Learn something new every day!
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Shall we dance.
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This also reminds me of Boston State Hosp. Motts, did you ever have a chance to photo BSH. before it's demise. It was laid out like most state hosp. in Ma. but I believe they started to shut it down in the 70's Work there for 3 years and always remembered it was a sad place.
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This is a great shot until I figured it out. I first thought these were wooden scrolls that emphasized the ethetic side of of this complex. At the end of the hall I pictured an elevator that took one up or down to another ward. I then realized that it was neither and I was so disapointed. Ducts, dead ends, I guess.