433 Comments for Franklin Power Plant

yes it was a very funny comment lynne, wish i would of thought of it *darn*

this is totally amazing. It looks like everyone stepped out for a moment for lunch or something.

My first thought was that the machine had been alive and was in an alien ocean and had been hauled up by a metal mesh net during a fishing expedition.

I will be readjusting my medication later today, if that's any comfort.

Ed, you the man! :-)

you're right. it reeks of innuendo. and i love it!

lynn, i'm still grinning at your "formication" comment. with a mindset like that, how can you go wrong?

the picture would have been fairly unremarkable if it hadn't been for the "hard" rivetted at the bottom. what an exceptional find! the last word sort of looks different, almost as if it were an afterthought. i've never seen any sign like it!

yep, it's the addition of the last word that makes every word suddenly seem risque, LOL! hehe.

i bet you cracked up when you saw it, eh, motts? i want a sign like that....

formication, LOL! XD

Another great gallery! Keep it comi'n!

Looks like it is still in use? Or did they just leave it the way it was?

This is a really impressive shot! One of my favorites so far!

God! This room is huge!

Oh! This place looks really great! Must've been a joy to explore it..

I would personally buy two or three calendars if you were to ever make one, Mr. Motts. One for my room, one for my locker and one for at my Dad's place.
It'd be a good way to get your work further into the public eye, and then you would have a beautiful opportunity with making a book!
I'll support ya 100% of the way!

Looks like the place im currently working in... everything is rusty and ugly...

You know, that whole sign is like one big freaking innuendo. Haha, naughty Power Plant People.

I always find it rather spooky to see an abandoned building where the lights are still working in some places. Very creepy, if you ask me.