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Very cool, does look like a scene that would come out of a movie.
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I like this angle, makes you feel as if you are really there, peeking over at the bottom floor. Nice! :-)
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Very nice shot, with just the right amount of light to brighten up the windows and create a beautiful contrast!
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Thanks for the new pics, always brings sunshine to my day! haha
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I noticed the cut hoses also. My first guess was that they had been "bench tested" connected to a shop radiator. If these were pulled after use they have been spray cleaned. I don't see any grease.
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snopes.com is a pretty cool site that investigates urban legends. Here is what they have to say on the 'killer' dress.

http://www.snopes.com/...ors/poison/dress.htm
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okay ya'll, you're just fanning the flames! :)
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I looked it up. This plant made amphibious track vehicles for the navy during WWII. I tried to post the link here last night, but I guess it didn't work.
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What were they working on? Did they notice you?

Nice pictures, I am fascinated with old architecture :-)
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isn't there a scene in Star Wars that looks something like this?
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i just want to thank you for sharing all your picture's. i sure do love the pass and what they were all about. it's people like you that keeps people like me intrested. thank you so much.
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this reminds me of bolts castle. the children's play room, on the heart shaped inland.
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Ya Ro, remember the suntan man standing under the clock like he was a part of the architecture and he was. All our characters were a part of our hearts. They people who gave us pause to think how we all play a part in this great cosmic chess game of life. You are by no means anything that borders on the term schmucky but as like myself a dedicated romantic.
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did not need to know that. we knowwhat thats all about.
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it looks to be a staff uniform, it is in good shape. that is strange.