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I believe this was a tiny casket expecially created to bury spiders in a dignified manner. It's just a natural phenomenal to want to bury things that once used to be alive. Bless those little spider souls. Do you think spiders have souls?

where is this and is it still standing??

I believe this was a Norden-Leeds bombsight developed during WW1 to defeat the Japanese homeland in 1944. It's amazing that they left the prototype at WSH all these years. Hey, who the hell knows.

Again, it's the penis thing. It's facinating but disturbing. These old fortresses had a real preoccupation with masculine architecture.

The enormity and stark entity just blows me away. The setting sun, the feeling of power and the loss of. Great pic.

Motts, just really great photos, again, you have captured the essence. Gives me the chills and some minor rushes.

The panaramic view just blows me away. Indeed Lynne, an old english castle.

Yes, yes, I can see it now. The symmetry , the Freudian explanation of man and sex. No?

I might be mistaken, but do I sense a kind of penis thing in this clock tower, or is it my perverted sense of perception.

I once applied for a job at this hospital and at the time I felt the fortress like appearance and an overwhelming sense of sadness emanating from this acharic ediface.

Abandoned Gotham city

My first impression: The workmen are STILL below...the floor that is, and trying to get out. Factory of the Living Dead...

you should give guided tours

Sorry Motts, it's pronounced Wuss-tah.

This is what my living room looked like after the 1986 World Series.