629 Comments for Bannerman's Arsenal

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...'within these walls, iIonce did sit,
and ponder to thyn self"...
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Motts,
Was this an inner sanctum or familiar relm?
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Wow!I have a serious love for castles and medieval things and this just about takes the cake.
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am I the the only one who feel a primeval tug...?
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Must say, the banerman photo gallery don't do justice to Mr. Motts! Thank you all the same : )
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Is this on the waterside? Is this the shell (no reference to ammo) of the building facing down river?-Sorry about my spatial fixation! Do you know if there is a map? This is soooo fascinating. I have a need to see it!
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dang right, I'd perch right atop the thingy on the left ( making sure my harness was buckled of course!)
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ever see tomb raider? they stole that staircase from Motts!
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you mean that old scottish guy? ; )
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OK, instead. Holly crips, Next exit I-9'd arsenal!
(food and gas available!)
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am I missing something? It's not flooded..addressing Mr. Pirate Kayaker [ stiffle LOL : )]
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when did they use rebar 1930s?...
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great website, Nauseous, now I see where the european feel came from. Thanks Motts, for your (website! and ) research. Makes me all the more sadder for its future.
Is there anything mere citizens can do to save these beauties?
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Totally Goth! I love it!!!
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you know what will happen. The serenity of the local and the reson for its original existance will be shuttled to the 22nd century. Meaning, these grounds will be auctioned off to to highest bidder for retail... Don't mean to be cruel, but these are the times....