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A few pictures of my last exploration at the Dickson incinerator in Montreal.
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[last edit 7/12/2014 5:45 PM by Lukee36 - edited 1 times]
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Very nice, though this should go in the Quebec forum, my friend.
“Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the War Room!" — Dr. Strangelove |
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Nice bit of industry there!
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that hubcap is off a Plymouth Acclaim or Dodge Spirit. 
...or a Chryslah minivan.
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Super beau set.
win
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Very Nicely done! Where is this exactly located? Look pretty cool!
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the place is still accessible. surprisingly, there's no security at all. just be careful because i think at the last floor there's asbestos and next to the incinerator there's still plenty of activity. (construction/renovation)
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Posted by superacell
the place is still accessible. surprisingly, there's no security at all. just be careful because i think at the last floor there's asbestos and next to the incinerator there's still plenty of activity. (construction/renovation)
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Saying that access is easy is an understatement, 2 years ago, at night I happened to be nearby and while I was walking my dog, I went to have an impromptu look just out of curiosity.
I simply walked in...going across the railroad with my not so subtle German Shepherd
I didn't venture much inside, just 30 seconds as I didn't want to risk his exposed paw-pads
[last edit 8/31/2018 4:36 PM by TigerClaw - edited 1 times]
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Some historical pics for your personal enjoyment:
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Nice pics dude!
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Posted by Deconstrukt
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it's really breath-taking to see how that place was about 40 years ago and looking at it now. thank you for the pics
[last edit 9/4/2018 11:57 PM by superacell - edited 1 times]
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Posted by Deconstrukt
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Merci du partage!
Vraiment nice les photos d'archive.
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So, the entrance pretty much everyone used has been blocked. However, I've been told that there's a new one but I can't seem to find it anywhere. How would you recommend me to make a new entrance without damaging the building itself?
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