Across The Way

Yes awyper don't feel bad believe me I'm getting up there too. ROTFLMAO is a longer version you might come across, "laughing my a** off". You know, like what Lynne makes me do most of the time.

Jude

Thu 12-01-2005

Thanx for the explaination, I wrote it down.

awyper

Fri 12-02-2005

I can only imagine how you felt standing in this building Motts. I know it would make me feel very small.

Wow! Its huge!

reminds me of Edward Burtynsky's work

john

Tue 03-21-2006

It looks like everyone just took a coffee break and will be back in 5 minutes. Really freaky...I keep expecting someone to step out of the door and say "alright everyone back to work"

Dixie

Wed 08-02-2006

Hey dont forget the "ROTFLMAOSHIPMP"

I love yous guys you all are great.
I love the pictures of this place they are great Mr. Motts!!
Ever thought of doing a old junkyard? I would love to see what you could do with the cars! Plus I love cars and threw your eyes would be a treat!

DaveWilly

Tue 09-26-2006

I've shot a junkyard which was inside a giant warehouse that I thought was abandoned. One of the galleries I haven't gotten to yet... but an old junkyard would be fun to shoot, especially at night. Big and interesting ones are far and few between, and are usually guarded by dogs though...

Motts

Wed 09-27-2006

We Have some pretty good sized ones out here (Arizona) ...and the cars last forever...well almost...you can find some even hanging out around the old mines & ghost towns...when they left they left it all behind also

DaveWilly

Sun 10-01-2006

I live in Mississippi and have worked at several steam electric power plants, some of which we very huge. The oldest one that I worked at was built in 1947 and was abandoned, but we had to do a maintenance check anyway. Very majestic and creepy at the same time. It's strange to think about how bustling and active they were in their heydays.

Brent

Sat 03-03-2007

This building is MASSIVE! It's actually really cool with the arched windows.

Kathy W.

Wed 01-27-2010

I want to go here so bad. This type of building is right up my alley. The colors an d everything about it appeal to me.

Jonathan

Tue 04-13-2010

WOW I can imagine a mass of soldiers in the pit below listening to a satanic dictator giving his/ her speech from the control room balcony.

Nice shot Master MOTTS

Hawkeye

Tue 11-02-2010

Been there!!!! heheheh

PhillyRube

Tue 06-21-2011

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Date Shot:	June 2005	Image ID#:	3480
Date Posted:	Thu, December 1st 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Eagle River Power Station
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1915	Closed:	1985
Opened:	1925	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	97 years	Abandonment:	27 years

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