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This is the only remaining section of the original brick plant: the tower (which is easily the tallest structure for dozens of miles in any direction). |
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Just to give you a sense of scale. |
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This building (whatever it was used for) sat behind the structure above. |
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Hey, this looks like somewhere a psycho killer would hide, and there's no one around for miles to hear the sound of our dying screams, so let's go inside! |
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A basement full of machinery and this pit full of water. |
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A look back down the stairs out of the basement. |
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Upstairs. There's no college anywhere around here, but it looks like a frat house to me. |
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Damned cats did the same to my couch. |
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Wait. They have a toilet. What's the bucket for? |
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When I said clean out the fridge, I meant throw the stuff out, not let it rot in a corner! |
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Speaking of which, check out the old refridgerator. That's pretty cool. |
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Inside? Yuck!
And who skinned the mattress? |
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Or this one? Now there's nothing to keep you from dropping your car keys down this crack and having to hitchhike home. |
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This is a rooftop on the section at the back of the building. Those are valves, not birdbaths. |
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Next to the valves were these manholes (You can see one of them on the far right of the picture above). The water was at least a foot deep inside. The chamber itself was basically featureless, however. |
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A look at the back of the building from the opposite end of the roof. |
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Inside there was more water. What this was all for, I still don't know. |
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More trash almost ready to collapse the rotting floor. |
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