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I wish there was a way to keep it from being demolished. It is a beautiful piece of history, and I loved seeing the grounds on my walks.
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All I'm thinking is how easy it looks to throw someone over it which i'm sure they have there.
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Sure looks that way huh? Perhaps the missing parts are in another area? It would seem that repairs had not been ruled out at one point huh? I would think these condensor units that had been dismantled were a major factor in the decision to close this plant. Wotta awesome place!
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Only the shadow knows? I'll make a layman's guess. I don't see the facilities for a burner or the entrance for a fuel, nor does it seem to be insulated like a boiler. Plus, it's proximity directly under the turbine would make a boiler location create a living hell in that area. I vote condensor, and a very massive and cool assembly!

I agree that the end plate missing indicates an insepction took place. Givin the facilities age, level of efficiency, and cost to replace or repair such a massive assembly, a closure was likely suggested.

Fantastic photos, thanks Motts! I wish I could see too, I'm jealous! :o)
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Wow I knew the showers in prison were open but man that is in the middle of nowhere!!
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You bethca Bill! Look at all the nice hand grips on those, yikes! With the plant in operation for all those years, it makes me wonder how many got careless and got popped? Owwww!

Very wonderful to see this plant intact, a wonderful piece of history. I'm surprised it has not been raided and stripped, there's a fortune in copper in this photo! (Shhhh!) :o)
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How many photos you have on this site, Motts? We know they're all yours. Why the hell would you steal one photo when you've probably got thousands to choose from? Does anyone realize NoX is in the word obnoxious? I like YOUR color version, too, Motts!
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Silent Hill !
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Hey, those are brown one gallon A&W root beer jugs! Good stuff. Maybe they left some roo beer?
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No need to speculate so much, just open the jar and take a nice big gulp, mmmmm!
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Me too Matt. Set that table for four, and I'll bring us some dates. What woman could resist a romantic candle lit dinner on an autopsy table?
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What's the goop and juicey swill in the jars? Well, open them and drink some of course! That should provide some kind of clue, no?
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What drives people to pull petty, immature crap like that? It could be jealousy, like jo said...no matter what the reason, though, the little twerp can't prove a thing, because this "NoX" idjit didn't take the pic, Motts did.
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Soy un demente social, me gustaria estar solo en esa silla...