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Trenched

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I keep thinking of an abandoned city with these shots! They're wonderful!
Bri
Thu 02-23-2006
I would LOVE to have had a tour of this place in it's heyday.
Jude
Thu 02-23-2006
That's it , Bri!! An abandoned city, but in the back lot of Paramount
Ragdolledwahine
Thu 02-23-2006
Exactly, Ragdolledwahine!
Brj
Thu 02-23-2006
P.S.- it's supposed to be BRI for the above post...whoops! I got too excited!
Bri
Thu 02-23-2006
wow!... amazing!... i would love, absolutely LOVE to have been w/ you that day to see this place.. though i probably would have been caught. I'd be too busy standing in one spot, and gawking and staring to know to run away!
chrissie
Thu 02-23-2006
Me too, Chrissie!
Jude
Thu 02-23-2006
Motts, I love your sense of asymmetry in this shot! It's freaky that the lines *almost* line up.....
REWilson
Thu 02-23-2006
Absolutely beautiful ! Feels like I am standing right in the trench.
secretattic1
Thu 02-23-2006
Looks like a movie set, something out of Terminator IV...
Ouroboris
Fri 03-10-2006
The trench is for railroad cars.It was a door level loading dock.It was used in the days before multi-level auto rack rail cars,to load set-up automobiles into Box cars.
262
Tue 10-23-2007
Any idea what the multi level platforms were used as ? there seem to be numerous observation type decks with railings installed about 15 feet above the floor level ?
Ty
Mon 12-22-2008
Wow, this place is massive! This is a really cool gallery!
Kathy W.
Mon 11-16-2009

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