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Old Shipyard
Los Angeles, CA - Damon - Saturday, February 10th, 2007 : goo
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This is a great old shipyard, it had huge machines that could bend and shear massive steel plates. I think they are closing it to build container dock
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jack: 10th Feb 2007 - 15:21 GMT
great shots damon, how did you get in there, looks like good machinery and the photos of the rusted parts is great, very artistic.
procyon: 10th Feb 2007 - 19:24 GMT
oooh, i love the third and eighth ones. the set as a whole reminds me of the machine shops and engine rooms in government labs, among my favorite places to be in the world. and I second Jack's question. ;)
aer: 13th Feb 2007 - 10:00 GMT
nice pictures, i dig this sort of thing. it's also cool that you show some close-up views, those are brilliant.
King of the Frogs: 27th Feb 2007 - 18:17 GMT
Sadly, these interior shots are old - the machines are al gone now. I was in the facility last week, and believe me, it is --empty--.
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