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Must have been disconnected as the cover is off the conduit box?
Ferdy
Sun 02-21-2010
This place is immense.
TootUncommon
Sun 02-21-2010
Looks like a dangerous shot.
redinkreign
Sun 02-21-2010
The first thing I thought of was the Batman spotlight signal...
Linz17
Sun 02-21-2010
the waterstreaks on the spotlight are artwork!
jjc
Sun 02-21-2010
Eeek! Again, a beautiful shot!
Kathy W.
Sun 02-21-2010
It looks so high but at the same time the ground looks so close
Matt
Mon 02-22-2010
It looks ginormous, like one of those searchlights they put at car lots and grand-openings. But it couldn't have been that big... just the angle, I'm sure. Still, a genius shot!
Rekrats
Mon 02-22-2010
it looks like your in the middle of a jungle its so green
IM HERE TO CONFESS
Mon 02-22-2010
Look like something from a prison.
Canada
Tue 02-23-2010
Canada, I had the same thought. I wonder why they needed a set of spotlights on top of a coal breaker? External lights for outdoor safety, sure. But these? Hmmm.

Also, what ledge did you crawl out on to get this shot, Motts? Oh my.
Mary Rose
Wed 02-24-2010
used to spot those pesty workers who try and leave early
Joe
Mon 03-01-2010
That is weird. i thought you find these only in places like Hollywood, Hong Kong, and NYC
ilovehorseyrides
Sat 03-06-2010
that would be so cool to hook up a generater to it and freak people out in the middle of the night
Merc24
Mon 03-08-2010
Heh heh... Stalag 13. Hogan's Heroes...
Kolfritz
Sat 03-13-2010
Umm, maybe aircraft caution lights, if it was at the top of the building near the roof?
STL girl
Mon 09-20-2010
The spots were used to light up the site at night. Being the complex is so massive it was necessary to make sure a great deal of it was lit. Accidents in a coal breaker were relatively low and RAC wanted to keep it that way.
Skook
Sat 08-13-2011

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