433 Comments for Franklin Power Plant

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Skeeters, I like that.
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We have skeeters here in Texas that I swear have air force decals on their wings! For some reason they don't bother my wife, but they flock to me like I'm the only food source for miles around. I hate them. Love the photo, though ;-)
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You can still see metal placards that very closely resemble these on telephone poles every once in a while. The electric company must have had a machine to make them.
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Hey virginia i love home improvment so its nice to hear someone use lines from it, yea its pretty funny for this compressor to be alone
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I work for a supply company, those chairs sell for $180.00 each! It is strange how these things are left behind and not auctioned off some where...
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this to me looks like the type of place id be standing when some half rotten dude walks up talkin bout eating brains er something omg i would so wet myself if i had to be there right now .. lol
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to me it looks like they wher working hard then just rushed out ... makes you wonder what makes people rush away from some place and never return ? any comments email me at justicedreams24@aol.com
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just a little something for those interrested did you all know its rumerd that stone holds memories of a places past much better then any other material .. wich is interresting because most of the buildings shown are made of stone and or brick... being an empathic i love knowing such thing's ... any comments ... email me at justicedreams24@aol.com thanks
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scury scury quick get out grab wat u can leave the lights on who cares..i bet thats wat they said....this is amazing pic everything is intact
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Greac, not the one on the ground the ones above it .. soprry they look like orbs to me it might just actually be the light reflection.

SKYELAR
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Inspirujce
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no gratuluje stronku dosc dobra :)
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Looking at the very bad condition of the carpet i think this office is truly abadoned. It is strange they left everything in the office in perfect order.
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the powerplant my dad works in has large windows just like this where the turbines are.
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Super - thanks!