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A Long Way Down

A Long Way Down

I suppose the structure that once stood on the foundation below reached up to this open doorway... perhaps it was an old coal elevator that unloaded it from a ship moored at the harbor.
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What is in the upper left, are those two foundations as well? What are the odd bulls eye dots in the centre of the shot?
BKW Ontario
Mon 12-13-2010
Look to be manhole covers.
big_d
Mon 12-13-2010
These photos remind me of the old abandoned launch complexes on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station & Kennedy Space Center.
Larry D
Mon 12-13-2010
Oooooo! Kind of makes me feel queasy thinking about standing here to take this photo.
LucieLou
Mon 12-13-2010
I don't like heights.
But this is still really nice.
A D Nilsen
Tue 12-14-2010
Looking down you see the abandoned executive swimming pool area...................
Andy
Tue 12-14-2010
I love the rust on that doorway...
redinkreign
Tue 12-14-2010
Is it wrong that I'm adoring that neglected lot below? The asymmetrical nature in most of these shots rally make you think.
Tenebris In Lux
Tue 12-14-2010
Thats a scary view. I wonder what happened to the door
JackieB
Thu 12-16-2010
watch that first step
Joe
Sun 12-26-2010
I'll go with another building that was on that foundation. Now it's the high dive for the zombies.
autoguy
Mon 12-27-2010
EEEEK! Sorry...fear of heights....freaking out now. It is a nice shot, though. Now back away from the opening....
Kathy W.
Tue 01-04-2011

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