what ever it is its cool and menacing
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Anybody else thinking time portal?
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I love photos where your eye doesn't know where to travel, the lines you have created here are very nice. Any idea what these were/used for?
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I love the angle. Your right Kathy & Rivet, it does look like some fossilized creature. Keep it up Motts!
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I wonder if they didn't make that to scrap some big piece of machinery when the place was closing
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Looks like the forest has had a long time to grow back
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Wow, very grimy
Mother nature always reclaims her own in the end.
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Yeah, Confess, but you don't wanna walk through the woods there. There's a whole forest that glows at night... radiation sits on the soil and can be stirred up with passing feet. Pretty creepy. I bet that is one place our beloved Motts would not go - for which I am thankful!!!
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I'd say no, Dylan.... too many scratches on the bottom under the door.

Comparison: http://www.opacity.us/...60_blue_and_rust.htm

Just my opinion...
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Actually... now that I turn my head around... it looks like a yellow tag affixed to a spigot that may have, at one time, said "Water." What do you think?
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I wondered that too, Dylan. It does look like a "Caution" tape... or police tape, they're quite alike. It looks really out of place in this gray, dusty atmosphere.
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Probably more chance of acquiring tetanus now than there was back then... but then, there was a higher chance of losing an appendage!
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Yes, and it also looks like it's angling slightly down into the bowels of the building. Stunning.
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Absolutely, Rivet. I'm back for the second time in 2 days looking at this gallery - it's outstanding.