Smaller of the Two

Smaller of the Two

The smaller dish and a fallen telephone pole.

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Looks postapocalyptic.

Frida

Sun 12-09-2007

This is a cool Shot Motts.

Deb

Sun 12-09-2007

The end of an age to be sure...

Kristiara

Wed 01-09-2008

sort of an eerie silent sentry

Guitorman

Thu 01-10-2008

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Date Shot:	April 2006	Image ID#:	5429
Date Posted:	Sat, December 8th 2007	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	NRL Satellite Facility
Current Status:	Being demolished or renovated
Built:	1967	Closed:	1993
Opened:	N/A	Demolished / Renovated:	2007
Location Age:	43 years	Abandonment:	17 years

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