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There was a small terrace in the back of the plant.
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Beatifull.
A D Nilsen
Wed 04-13-2011
great shot.
SrRaV1981
Wed 04-13-2011
So cold. Beautiful shot.
Ŗivẹt
Wed 04-13-2011
Why are all those plywood panels hinged at the top, you usually don't see that, as openings are usually solidly closed up. And most of these are open, too.
BKWOntario
Wed 04-13-2011
Must be the river side?
ferdy
Wed 04-13-2011
I'm not sure if this is the real reason they're open, but I think that if a building is sealed in too tightly it can become overrun with mold in the summer months, leading to more rot and intoxicating the air. I've seen preserved buildings with air vents (or even fans) installed in the boarded up windows to ventilate the structure.
Motts
Wed 04-13-2011
Cold, Lonely @ Lovely.
LucieLou
Wed 04-13-2011
What beautiful stone details.
Larry D
Sat 04-16-2011
Great reflective shot.
potbellynine
Sun 04-17-2011

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