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This was fascinating to me - I know nothing about steel mills and it amazes me what all is involved or was involved in this industry. Thanks Mr Motts! Awesome tour.
TootUncommon
Fri 11-05-2010
Thanks Motts!
Binky
Fri 11-05-2010
Probably an overseas entity is quietly waiting in line to purchase such mills as to scrap all the metals for melt down to make steel for sale.
Rick
Fri 11-05-2010
This was a grand tour! Thank you Mr. Motts for all the time and attention that you put into the history and fantastic photography of this Massive steel mill. You did her Proud! :)
LucieLou
Fri 11-05-2010
Absolutely incredible! Thank you for taking us on this awesome journey Mr. Motts!
Junkyardave
Fri 11-05-2010
Thankyou Motts, once again amazing.
Matt
Sat 11-06-2010
Amazing gallery of shots. It is so interesting to see things like this. It astonishes me how big a place like that is and also the fact that the place is built from what they produced there.
Marc
Sat 11-06-2010
Many thanks Motts for the gallery.
You were an excellent tour guide!
A D Nilsen
Sat 11-06-2010
Really awesome set, which inspired me to comment for the first time. I appreciate that you've taken the time to learn about steel mills and how they work. The explanations make your pictures all the better!
Tina
Sun 11-07-2010
Almost every shot reminded me of Fritz Lang's 1942 classic "Metropolis" .
Screech
Sun 11-07-2010
Thanks for the wonderful gallery! Both of my grandfathers worked here all their lives. Cool to see some of the spots they may have walked many years ago.
EMT-557
Mon 11-08-2010
just like in texas ,everything is bigger in this gallery . I love it.
money
Mon 11-08-2010
Thank-you for the new gallery!

I learned a bunch.
redinkreign
Tue 11-09-2010
Your art makes my day's better! THANK YOU!
ginberry
Tue 11-09-2010
Thanks Motts For another
Debbie
Tue 11-16-2010
Gallery to see. Keep up the wonderful work Motts. JackieB Where are you. JackieB are you still coming down to Florida to see me i can show you Abandoned Hotel here?
Debbie
Tue 11-16-2010
Beautiful pictures which are sad and humbling at the same time. This is a great American story which obviously has a terrible ending. Remember these pictures when you buy foreign and Chinese products. Dont let them kill our great country!
1042
Wed 11-17-2010
Thnx a bunch for engine house pics Motts! Great historical writeup too!

Nobody stole our lunch, 1042. We gave it away. See your elected official.
autoguy
Wed 11-17-2010
Thanks for another great gallery.
Larry D
Tue 12-07-2010

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