Meters

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So Motts, do you keep a note pad with you these outings so you can jot stuff like that down?

broken and grinning

How much energy have these dials seen ?

what did the energy get used for ?
cooking super ?

Tara

Thu 05-15-2008

The electricity was provided to a nearby railroad system.

Motts

Thu 05-15-2008

Looks like the dial on my toaster!! I must say, I just recently discovered this site last week and haven't been able to tear myself away. Each chance I get, i look through and am in awe of the photographs. I would LOVE to do this, it's like a dream of mine. Keep up the good work.

eldokid@aol.com

Thu 07-03-2008

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Date Shot:	January 2005	Image ID#:	1529
Date Posted:	Sun, January 16th 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Glenwood Power Plant
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1901	Closed:	1960
Opened:	1906	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	111 years	Abandonment:	52 years

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