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Originally posted by General Pain
There's an old story that in the late 1800s, a particularly tall minister of parliament walked across near the houses of Parliament.
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The Thames isn't actually that deep in the city, mostly under 2 meters deep at low tide.
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Abandoned Places has some interesting stuff, though nothing as dramatic as previously posted.Comment
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Thread renamed at the General's request. If anyone has similar requests please feel free to ask.
Neat thread by the way.Comment
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thanx for quick fix katoOriginally posted by kato13
keep up the excellent work on this forumComment
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I noticed the other day when I was traveling from Maine to Vermont that I saw about 5 burned out houses on the way. That were not burned down a couple weeks ago. I ment to take pictures of them to show less extreme but none the less realistic view of what the country land scape might look like after the collapse. I think there would be a lot of burned out building. littering the landscape why leave cover and shelter for your enemies.
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Great pics. Thanks for the work.
I started taking shots with the digital a couple years ago with the intention of making a 'sullen look' of different things, ie burnt buildings, abandoned farms, run-down buildings and ruins. Alas, the three-year old grand kid got ahold of the camera and figured out how to erase the pics before I got them on a computer. Not that it matters, since the computer fried since then and before I went to flashdrive.
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actual pic from nagasaki ww2
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dark groove...
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looks like the library tower (us bank tower(renamed))
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post nuke jehova witness add
I'm not trying to be anti-religious......I hate all religions just as much as the next one so noone should feel left outside
GOD HATES RELIGON .......Comment
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