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yo ed you are rad met many ppl there maybe one was you keep on rockin the usa
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you took a picture of my tag now that is f@#*ing cool
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THE STORY IS TOUCHING BUT I HAVE HEARD OF WORSE THINGS THAN THAT GOING ON THERE AND I HAVE A FEELING THAT SHE WAS NOT THE ONLY CHILD IN THEM CIRCUMSTANCES BUT WHO REALLY KNOWS UNLESS YOU WHERE THERE TO SEE
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True urban speleologists never vandalize. Vandals are nothing more than common criminals in my opinion.
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you mean like a weapon light ?
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Nah, the place was pretty cleaned out so I assumed they were all empty... plus I'm not sure I'd have the patience to go through all the drawers in the entire place!
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I wouldn't start breaking things to get a better photo.
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I live in NY but travel a lot.
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dillon, nah I never went into the power plant, I was too interested in the main building :)
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Most photos convey the real colors of the place, and a few are altered to suit the photo artistically (mostly infrared and light painted photos).
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alright look, i myself have smashed windows on abandoned buildings, are you gonna call me a sad excuse for a human being too? andrew broke a window pane, big deal. i'm told i'm a wonderful polite person and i'm very creative positive and talented.......but i smashed a window...so i'm SCUM? save over-generalizing for the chavs and rogues!!
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I am just amazed how much stuff has been left in the building to rot.
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Yes this is very good photography and a few more faces peeping through the glass in the door.
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You certainly had (hopefully ) a welcome committee. The non-physicals were watching from the bushes, windows and zooming from the trees to get a good look at you.
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ha love the lone brick in the centre of the room!!