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About the margins of a defunct container shipping yard lie relics of the harbor's past. One of them is a pair of circular concrete enclosures--apparently the foundations of water tanks. One is now used to hold what we might charitably call "fill," an evil-smelling black sludge. The other is overgrown. A pair of corrugated steel sheds sits next to them, shrouded in blackberry vines. They're full of pipes, valves, pumps and other equipment.
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West shed
This site is not a big deal. But I like pipes, so I came back with TunnelRunner33 and a better camera. He found handwritten labels on pipes referring to various hydrants, tanks, etc. So it was a water system.
Inside the west shed
We could hardly get in the door of the east shed, due to blackberries and a mound of sludge that's slowly ingesting it.
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cool set
Create don`t destroy.
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