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First post - it's like something huge was hidden inside and now it has broken out.
Mathuhlu
Tue 02-05-2008
Love this shot Motts!
Deb
Tue 02-05-2008
Wow! Someone wanted to get stuff out in a hurry.
Jeanette
Tue 02-05-2008
Looks like the gaping maw of the beast.
Canada
Tue 02-05-2008
Wow Canada. Great minds think alike ! The first thing I thought when I saw this picture was that of a gaping maw.
Fla. Gator
Tue 02-05-2008
looks like a cartoon when the character runs through wall
nutsy fagin
Thu 02-28-2008
I second Mathuhlu, something looks to have escaped! :O
Mel
Fri 03-28-2008
Looks like those dang scrappers had been at it again. And screwing things all up.
D.J
Sun 04-06-2008
THE FIFTY FOOT MAN HAS ESCAPED! RUN TO THE HILLS FOLKS!
A.S.V.
Mon 04-14-2008
Gigantors escaped !!!!
Walshy
Fri 05-02-2008
The Concrete structure inside the hole is called a "Turbine Pedestal" sort of like a table that supports the Turbines and Generators. Even though the plant was shut down the Turbo Generators and other equipment is still in good condition and sold to other plants or factories and often the only way to remove them from the biulding is to make a hole through the wall.
Turbo Toolman
Fri 08-15-2008

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