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The neon light fitting is kinda cool come to think of it...

...and the chairs RULE.

Did ya'll have sex while ya'll were there? If not why not?
That would have been cooler than a log of shit off the pool that was frozen........you know, no power, no hot water...just a couple of bent up candles, a musky old bed overlooking the lake and.......wham bam thank you Mam!!!!

Kind of reminds me of the old Hu Ke Lau restraunts....Cooking surface in the middle, vent overhead, and the tables around the cook in the middle, cooking for the people around him...The cooks put on a show with their cooking knives. They were pretty amazing.....Kung Pao Shrimp, anyone?

great gallery .............your bravery in exploring these buildings is greatly appreciated.........keep up the good work and stay safe.

Beautiful

thanks again for the reminder of why you do this and not me...............great shot

thank you for the heart attack that picture loaded and my heart stopped....................great shot

How the hell do you not get totally freaked going into these places? Do you go by yourself? Great shots totally creepy.

pure gore holocaust...i love it.......

This is a VERY good shot. Lots to look at.

I found a picture of PY-8 here, http://www.history.nav...s/h54000/h54504c.htm sadly this is defiantly not it.

Geez, that IS butt ugly. I think of the Catskills resorts as having these majestic towers and spires...this looks like my old elementary school!

It reminds me of a cat as it lowers it's body before it strikes it's prey.

Oooo. Creepy.

How do you know this is a sonar? ICouldnt it be a radar repeater? Vinatge surplus scanning sonars were rarely used on commercial vessels. Too much hassles with the hoist mechanism, packing glands to keep water out, transducer dome easily damaged if you strike anything (like logs) when lowered. The low frequency sub detecting scanning sonars werent very useful for commercial fishing, I never saw one on anything other than a Navy boat. Might be a sonar, just wondering....