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yaa!!! new pics, i can see i wont get much done today. thanx motts. something about this shot looks so inviting.
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I live three blocks down, have a lot of art friends, who regularly break in to photograph it, etc. They take audio equiptment with them every time, because they always hear screams and echoes of its former occupancy. They have atleast one video of movement.
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It looks like an industrial cathedral... with those below its heights worshiping the efficency of once was modernity.
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Playrooms in the basement... how disturbing...
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lol,all the motors are painted olive drab,duh must be military ones-cummins?
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didnt AM general have the use of these buildings? Am gen has had many military contracts,built trucks,the HUMMV,etc,prolly has to do with their work
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those are modern truck diesel engines,the compressor hanging on the one nearest supplies the air brakes
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Nice, but it's lacking in formality.
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This reminds me of the Thorny Towers(google it) mental institution from a game a friend has...
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People actually used to have to bathe in these...hopfully nat when it was in this condition...
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Did you actually have to knock out that window in order to get that creepy light in there, or was it already broken...
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This seems utterly pointless, unless it is a Catholic establishment, which was really popular when this was built and in use...
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This cant be all the roof? Or, it's either really big or seems that way...
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Any one notice that there are two electric outlets on the wall, both at different levels? Probably because this room was home to something that needed an outlet for itself, and then the other outlet was for light or sumthin...
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Sum1 needz ta hire a maid