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Ladle

Ladle

One of the huge ladles that were used to transport molten metals via overhead cranes.
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this place seems to be really photogenic
Matty
Fri 02-13-2009
well, now it's preserved.
Lot of money in that metal, if they
ever find a way of moving it.
guitorman
Fri 02-13-2009
This is one of the best galleries. Everything is so surreal, and looks like its been left behind for ages. Beautiful. :)
Bink
Sat 02-14-2009
Very cool set!

Thanks Motts!
Patrick
Sat 02-14-2009
Great gallery! I'm back Debbie, I missed u! Happy Valentines Day!
jackieb
Sat 02-14-2009
Great gallery.....I so can't wait for many many more. Thanks Motts!!!
blue lamp
Sun 02-15-2009
Fantastic shots babe!
Felyne
Sat 02-21-2009
Another beautiful gallery Mr. Motts!
Kathy
Sun 02-22-2009
Thank you again for the inspiring images. Do you ever submit any of your work to galleries?
Caro
Sun 02-22-2009
This set was so different, I loved it's ethereal qualities. Thank you Motts!
Jude
Fri 02-27-2009
This was a neat gallery. Thanks for sharing, Motts!
Call Me Rachael
Wed 03-18-2009
That is one huge ladle! Soup anyone?
liza
Wed 02-08-2012

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