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Sunlight

Every window here has been boarded, even the top floors... but they used six foot boards on seven foot windows!
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Plywood is generally sold in six-foot sheets, so that is probably why it is a foot short! How funny!

Good thing, though, so you have light to take those awesome shots.

The title "Chaos" comes to mind upon seeing this photo. Simply gorgeous!
Michele
Thu 07-28-2005
Plywood is sold in 4x8 foot sheets at your local hardware lumber supply.
Paper Knight
Mon 08-01-2005
at first glance, it almost looks like fog or clouds lol

*shrug*
fashionpage88@yahoo.com
Sat 09-03-2005
SUNLIGHT....FALLING ON YOUR STEEL....DEATH IN LIFE IS YOUR IDEAL...LIFE IS LIKE A WHEEL...MAIDEN ANYONE?
Martymizuno
Mon 09-26-2005
What are some of the objects in this picture?

It looks like a mattress in the foreground that is trying to climb out of the photo.
invisiblechick83
Tue 04-25-2006
Looked like sections of pipe; this room looked like it was used for storage after it closed while the rest of the campus was active.
Motts
Wed 04-26-2006
I smell cheapness! Those costruction worker penny pinchers!!!
zach
Sat 06-03-2006
There seem to be some paint pots there as well.
Richard Davies
Sat 04-28-2007
Those are paint cans and they look new, no rust. I wonder how they got there and when.
Jackieb
Sun 12-16-2007
it looks like there are a crap ton of Lamp Shades there... wich is actually a really bad thing haha not to be all supersticious but a congregation of lamps in a room attracts alot of Negative spiritual energy
Tunny
Tue 02-08-2011

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