That's amazing that it's still there. I hope no one touches it & treats it as an icon of this facility. I'm also happy to see no one responding to the pinheads threatening further vandalism & theft thus denying them the attention they so desperately crave.
I really enjoy riding my mountainbike throughout the old grounds. The views of the sound and of the surrounding area are amazing. They would be making a disastrous mistake if they develop this land. Long Island is far to built up already. There is not much open space remaining. This is a precious piece of property that should remain in the hands of NY State Parks Department in order for future generations to enjoy. It would continue to add to the quality of life of all Long Islanders if it were to remain in their hands.
the binders and resins from the coating (paint) break down more quickly in the cold weather, thats usually why u only see this on exteriors. but, with no heat in the building....it makes for more interesting pics!
My apologies i realized after posting that i came off sounding rude, and well i was wrong. The device is a valve positioner it monitors the position of control valve and compares it to the input signal from the pilot valve. Very cool pictures and great site been in this power plant several times and used to work for nissequogue river state park who now owns the property. Keep the great photos coming.
all of these stories and pictures are extremely intriguing to me! This one in particular looks not as sad as the others, perhaps it"s an area with not so bad memories?!
OK, folks, here's the straight poop on biohazard containers per OSHA.
If someone left that there when the facility closed, they take stupidity to a whole new level. Biohazard bags must be disposed of after 28 days if any material is in them. It doesn't matter if the material is infectious or not. When any material is introduced into the bag, the date must be written on the outside of if with a permanent marker. No date on the bag? That's a $6000.00 fine. If the date is past 28 days, that's another $6000.00 fine. Per bag.