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Let's hold on to some of our historic past. Future generations need to see with their eyes,not look in pages of a book. This is a remarkable piece of history we need to hold on to.
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Its sad to think that something that was once a place of creation and activity is now condemned to stand as an abandoned wasteland.....
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It's pretty cool but I've omitted the exterior shots to keep the location under wraps as much as possible.
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They are real buses, trapped inside the maze of engines.
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I don't see any good memorys coming from here... It takes the imagination on an intense ride for awhile. Your hopeing for inosense but there is doubt . There is a lot of energy there not like a laundry...
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This is my favorite shot by far.
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I would like to see what this place looks like from the outside.
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I see it too, Motts are those frames of buses in the right hand corncer or are they real buses.
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excuse me i mean right hand side
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i was looking at the shiny blades then something caught my eye and it looked newer and i could see what looks like city busses in the top left hand side.
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Outstanding, I can imagine the sounds and what it looked like in it's day and worse. lol
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i dont know how you can do this.just looking at these pics is making me scoot away from the closet.lol.
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that bed looks suprisingly comfy did you touch it.
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If it was blood, I would've made a little note under the photo.
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Well, it's spelled "mortician." Other than that I cannot help you, but hopefully it will put you on the right track.