629 Comments for Bannerman's Arsenal

ha ha can't take a pic of this today
was there 4 years ago too bad I didn't go sooner but did make it- worth the trip and our guide was great
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Awesome as always, thnx for sharing! Exploring that place must had been quite an adventure.
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Not this type of construction. IMO, it was mostly a sales prop of fairly raw facades. Impressive and fun to go to back in it's hey-day, but nothing that would stand up to the elements in the area.
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Or were they shoved the shoplifters.
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Most stuff seen was bricks slathered with cement to smooth things out and make the contours and shapes. The water infiltration and freezing cycles had split everything to pieces.
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I just know there's zombies in there.
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It's said that a section of breakwater for the island was built with thousands of Springfield musket barrels banded together.
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I'd like to think it went back to one of the descendants. I hope so.
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The style of all the stuff is cool, but it wasn't built to go the long run. Some of the stuff looks pretty slap-dash. That's ok, that works for me, but trying to save anything is futile to a large degree.
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Looks like a bench seat inside. I'm no stranger to old school outhouses, I'd use it. Hopefully there's no zombie under there that would bite my ass.
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Every time there's a wind gust, get ready to run.
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Or it says, "Don't feed the zombies."
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It's claimed much of the cement used to build his castle was also bought from a surplus sale.
Very interesting comparison with the other photos on the Flickr page. I love trying to find what things are the same and what's changed.