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Wash Away

Wash Away

Most of the rooms had this barrel shape.
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Looks like the inside of a giant concrete head.
KLAX
Wed 07-11-2007
Very strange face -- two eyes, two ears and a nose!
Janice
Wed 07-11-2007
And the mouth hides.....lies in wait for an unaware explorer to pass by to close......
Tony C.
Thu 07-12-2007
This remides me of a old prison.
Ozzy
Thu 07-12-2007
Great symmatry, even the trees in the 2 windows almost look identical!
Jude
Thu 07-12-2007
this kinda looks lika army barraks or a concrete air raid shelter, but this is a great shot motts !
sam girl cheese
Fri 07-13-2007
i wonder why the rooms were cylindrical like this since the outside of the building was not rounded?
minktail
Fri 07-13-2007
The room has eyes!

Seriously though, great shot Motts!
Long Island Irish
Fri 07-13-2007
Vaulted ceilings, how many workers were employed to make such an intricate creation.
Johnny Mac
Sun 07-15-2007
LOL sorry but i need to..

"KILROY WAZ HERE"...
Bucky Katt
Wed 07-18-2007
If it looks at you, never ever look back
Mel
Sat 08-11-2007
Can you imagine working on that?
Guitorman
Fri 01-25-2008
The rooms were designed with barrell shapes to help support the weight above them. Like any tunnel would be.
Jack_
Thu 08-07-2008
lol liked the kilroy joke
bobo miller
Mon 06-06-2011

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