Living in the Canopy

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Is all this equipment just being left to rust away?

Fri 11-05-2010

Assumably and unfortunately alot of it will be eventually taken away and melted down and reused.. And the irony continues..

Matt

Sat 11-06-2010

Somewhere in China this plant's replacement is churning away.

A D Nilsen

Sat 11-06-2010

Yea in China,That's why this country is broke

Xipp

Sat 11-06-2010

the different colors of rust are amazing!

ginberry

Tue 11-09-2010

It's like looking at the intestines of the beast.

Such texture!!!

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Date Shot:	January 2006	Image ID#:	7794
Date Posted:	Fri, November 5th 2010	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Bethlehem Steel Mill
Current Status:	Preserved
Built:	1886	Closed:	1995
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Location Age:	127 years	Abandonment:	18 years

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