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The light at the end of the tunnel.
ferdy
Tue 08-30-2011
makes me wonder how can people build such big buildings the architecture is massive
Wanderer
Wed 08-31-2011
I wish they still built them like this.
A D Nilsen
Wed 08-31-2011
turn that vat into a bathtub and this would make a cool master bathroom!
eldokid@aol.com
Wed 08-31-2011
That's great eldokid LOL :)! Nice lighting in this shot, kind of soft, and giving pink and blue effects.
BKWOntario
Wed 08-31-2011
This place was massive. I am always impressed at the skills they had without the power tools of today.
TootUncommon
Wed 08-31-2011
Could be a lap pool, you know, for the living room.
Binky
Tue 09-27-2011
It's the Soylent Green processing tank.
autoguy
Sat 10-08-2011
looks like something out of Platos Retreat...lol..the tub or vat...
Misty
Sun 11-20-2011
I d belive that this would be the yeast growing area. The yeast must be kept pure, hence the tiles lining the walls and ceiling. Yeast is, of course, the most important part of any alcohol manufacturing endevor.
Uncle Steve
Sat 05-05-2012

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