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Trees reach outward toward the power plant as spring approaches.
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Such a poet :-)
Amanda
Tue 05-03-2005
Hah, sometimes I catch myself talking in prose when going through my photos, very embarrassing.
Motts
Wed 05-04-2005
Another fascinating series. Just wish you had gotten inside the power plant. I would have loved to see some of the equipment and boilers.
G. Dammann
Fri 06-24-2005
Yeah the boilers and old pipes would be cool to see.
D.J
Sun 08-26-2007
You bring out the "prose" and "poet" in some of us! We thank you!
Amazed
Sat 02-23-2008
I like your sense of poetry! It sounds very melodic! : )
MARIE, CMT
Thu 05-20-2010
Motts.

Once again I beg you, as a Stationary Engineer, Please give us more pictures of the INSIDE of the power plants and other Mechanical areas.


PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

Blessed Be,
Uncle Steve
Uncle Steve, NH, USA
Wed 02-02-2011
Is that power plant active or not?
Paul
Thu 08-11-2011
It's dead
Motts
Sat 08-13-2011
The power station, like everywhere else on this campus, has gone to seed quite a bit.
Garrett
Sat 08-13-2011
Never be sorry for your poetry! Your photographic poetry is why we're here anyway! Good show, ol' boy. Good show.
memphisbelle2
Wed 05-23-2012

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