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I have lots more pics of this place taken over several years.. I"ll post them if I find them.
Anyway, this old munitions factory was part of the Manhattan Project (I'm not really sure how, I'd have to look it up.) At least, according to my sources, which may or may not be correct. I think it's probably been abandoned since the end of WWII. At this point, it's pretty much an empty shell of brick. In the 70s or 80s sometime, an attempt was made to blow it up. They blew up two smokestacks, which still lay on the ground like slain giants. It was decided that it was too expensive, and the place was too sturdy (or something like that), and it's still standing to this day. Some of it's outlying buildings are still in use or semi-used... and other gigantic buildings are laying empty and ruined.
Due to it's historical significance, it probably should be on the National Register, even as a ruin. My mom used to work near here so I have lots of better pics I can post at some later time. I was just in the neighborhood this morning and took this one shot through the window of the car.
I wouldn't recommend snooping around here without permission, it's guarded 24 hours a day. If you ask nicely at the guard house, they might let you wander around.
Workshops in villages in Tanzania in September and October 2017 brought local villagers together to discuss inclusive agriculture, as part of CIFOR's work on corporate commitments to sustainability and the incorporation of outgrowers.
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200 Hoddle St Abbotsford
Built 1914
Whybrow's was established in 1890 and became one of Melbourne's largest and most progressive boot manufacturers. This substantial building was opened in 1914.
Heritage significance: The Northern Factory Study rated these factories 'of state significance'. City of Yarra HO 18 'individually significant'.
2018 : ils ont complètement refait la déco intérieure !
Depuis déjà un bout de temps, je dirais fin 2016, même.
Non seulement, ça a complètement perdu ce cachet vintage, déco de bric et de broc, ... tout ce qui faisait le charme de ce café de bord de plage, mais en plus c'est maintenant fermé en hiver.
Je suis désespéré.
This wood factory in China is using their own unusable wood shavings to run a special generator, to help meet the factory's energy needs. Very smart.
The Factory, a 95,000 square-foot freestanding showroom space in High Point, North Carolina, dates back to the early 20th Century. This historical building was formerly known as the Adams-Millis Hosiery Mill.
Completed on: 14th October, 2007
A small-scale factory.
Made for a contest at Comunidade 0937: www.comunidade0937.com
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Nitroblast was the first ccbs villain set that I picked up owing to his incredibly distinctive box art as the ‘fire guy’ for that wave. I loved the head sculpt and the flamethrower arm looked to be a lot of fun, plus I really appreciated the wrist-mounted blade. When I opened the set up though, I found him to be especially gappy and one-sided. The lack of articulation in the flamethrower arm and the awkwardness of his headpiece made for a really strange experience.
I’ve struggled to revamp him for years and do the proper justice that the box art originally did. This i my later and greatest attempt!
Did you know that a size 4 shell fits perfectly in his chin? Did you know that it’s possible to articulate his head without connecting it to the torso-mounted balljoints? Did you know that adding tires to ccbs bones makes everything better?
Please consider leaving a thoughtful comment below telling me what your own experiences with Nitroblast have been!
The former Donisthorpe clothing factory which closed in 2004. The clock has the date 1739 but the building actually dates from the early 19th century and is grade 2 listed - www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?ui...
A shot of Lorenzo leaning it over catching up after a jump start that killed his chances of winning at circuit of the americas in Austin, Tx.
Da Nang is one of the major port cities in Vietnam situated on the coast of the South China Sea. Da Nang is the commercial and educational centre of central Vietnam with a well sheltered and easily accessible port. It is the third biggest commercial centre in Vietnam after Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. The city's origins date back to the ancient Champa Kingdom around 192 AD. During the Vietnam war the city was home to a major air base that was used by both the South Vietnamese and the United States air forces.
Kristin looking out of the window toward the marbleworks factory building, which is in a severe state of collapse and decay.
204 Gipps St Abbotsford
Built 1915
Harold Shoe Company was set up here in 1912 by Frederick Harold. His grandson Ian Harold was still manufacturing boots nearly 100 years later. It was the very last surviving boot factory in the area, before its residential redevelopment.
Heritage significance: City of Yarra HO313 'contributory' to Charles Street precinct