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 dwtaylor999
  
Location: Unassigned Lands, Oklahoma
Gender: Male
 |  | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 240 on 9/6/2011 7:43 PM >
|  | | | Old WPA bathhouse in Pawnee, OK.
Ruins, the fate of all cities. |
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KingJalopy
 
Location: Tulsa, OK
Gender: Male
I love manholes
| |  | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 241 on 9/16/2011 9:27 AM >
| | | | That ^ looks awesome
Took this with a phone one morning while mowing the yard.
Drains, drains, drains, drains, drains. |
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dwtaylor999
Location: Unassigned Lands, Oklahoma
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 242 on 9/16/2011 7:43 PM >
| | | | Your sunrise is way better than mine.....
Ruins, the fate of all cities. |
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dwtaylor999
Location: Unassigned Lands, Oklahoma
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 243 on 9/19/2011 8:22 PM >
| | | | Frankfort, OK depot. The town is completely gone, all that remains is the old railroad bed and the remains of some old telegraph poles.
Ruins, the fate of all cities. |
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Ghostofthelens
Location: Pearland, Tx.
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 244 on 9/20/2011 8:56 AM >
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A shifter I found washed up on the arkansas River about a mile from the Cassinos, and half a mile from the Refinery.
Futurus partum par fabrica |
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KingJalopy
Location: Tulsa, OK
Gender: Male
I love manholes
| | | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 245 on 9/20/2011 11:08 AM >
| | | | Posted by Ghostofthelens
A shifter I found washed up on the arkansas River about a mile from the Cassinos, and half a mile from the Refinery.
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I've found some pretty cool shit in the river beds. Fiend and I go out there every now and then and hunt for things.
Drains, drains, drains, drains, drains. |
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dwtaylor999
Location: Unassigned Lands, Oklahoma
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 246 on 9/20/2011 10:54 PM >
| | | | Posted by Ghostofthelens
A shifter I found washed up on the arkansas River about a mile from the Cassinos, and half a mile from the Refinery.
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I found an old newspaper article from 1944 that said a military plane, I think it was an Avenger, crashed into the Arkansas a couple of miles up river from where I live in 1944. The pilots body and the 50 cals were recovered but the plane was left. I wonder how many pieces of it ended up down river and if any is still buried under the sand?
Ruins, the fate of all cities. |
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Ghostofthelens
Location: Pearland, Tx.
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 247 on 9/21/2011 8:28 AM >
| | | | Posted by dwtaylor999
I found an old newspaper article from 1944 that said a military plane, I think it was an Avenger, crashed into the Arkansas a couple of miles up river from where I live in 1944. The pilots body and the 50 cals were recovered but the plane was left. I wonder how many pieces of it ended up down river and if any is still buried under the sand?
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That would be an interesting thing to look for some time. I wonder if someone could get some shots of the remains if ever found?
Futurus partum par fabrica |
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Mr_Fiend
Location: Tulsa, OK
Gender: Male
Infiltration Expert...
| |  | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 248 on 9/22/2011 1:16 AM >
| | | | Posted by KingJalopy
I've found some pretty cool shit in the river beds. Fiend and I go out there every now and then and hunt for things.
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No kidding. Soooo much stuff out there. Used to be a lot of old oil equipment dating back to the 20's out there, though a lot of it has been cleaned up. There are still lots of old foundations and remnants of old brick structures on the river beds around 21st and 31st.
*Edit, found some pics
This stuff is now gone. WISH I got more pics of it... There were some old boilers a few hundred feet away too. Was at 71st and riverside.
And me and KJ found this. Still havent figure out what is, how it got there, or even how far down into the river it goes. It has two levels above the sand. Top room has a manhole access from the top to the lower level. And the concrete it is made out of is the same exact type I found in Picher from old foundations of mining equipment and tanks, so very old. Its north of the 11th st bridge in the middle of the river.
[last edit 9/22/2011 1:31 AM by Mr_Fiend - edited 1 times]
https://abandonedo...bout/the-aok-team/ |
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KingJalopy
Location: Tulsa, OK
Gender: Male
I love manholes
| | | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 249 on 9/22/2011 11:20 AM >
| | | | Posted by Mr_Fiend
And me and KJ found this. Still havent figure out what is, how it got there, or even how far down into the river it goes. It has two levels above the sand. Top room has a manhole access from the top to the lower level. And the concrete it is made out of is the same exact type I found in Picher from old foundations of mining equipment and tanks, so very old. Its north of the 11th st bridge in the middle of the river.
http://i439.photob.../Misc/IMG_7045.jpg
http://i439.photob.../Misc/IMG_7050.jpg
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Dude I wonder all the time what the fuck that thing is. Somebody tell us!!!!
I have no pix of it myself, I was cameraless at the time. Kind of.
Drains, drains, drains, drains, drains. |
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CaJuN
  
Location: with your sister
Gender: Male
not just a future. a brighter future... underground.
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 250 on 9/22/2011 6:15 PM >
| | | | | Dude I wonder all the time what the fuck that thing is. Somebody tell us!!!! |
ive got no idea what they are, but there are four more big concrete cylinders in the river out by sand springs...
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pictures arent mine...
"I think it's fair to say that, if anybody puts their mind to it, they can breach any kind of security — and that certainly seems to be the case here" |
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Mr_Fiend
Location: Tulsa, OK
Gender: Male
Infiltration Expert...
| | | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 251 on 9/22/2011 7:55 PM >
| | | | Posted by CaJuN
ive got no idea what they are,
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Ha! Me and KJ went by those a few weeks ago. I'd seen them for years. Here's what they all have in common; they are in the river, and they are next to a refinery. The single one is next to the old sunoco refinery, and those one in sand springs are just south of where the old Sinclair refinery used to be. The only guess I would have would maybe be some sort of water intake system for the refineries...
https://abandonedo...bout/the-aok-team/ |
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dwtaylor999
Location: Unassigned Lands, Oklahoma
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 252 on 9/23/2011 1:57 PM >
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I find this very interesting. I'd really like to know what these things were. I know back in the dust bowl, drought years, pumps were built for irrigation directly in the river beds. The boilers discount that, but with the river, who knows what gets piled up. I'm sure Fiend is correct on the others being related to the refineries somehow. Now I'll have to get out the ATV and see if I can find the damn plane.
Ruins, the fate of all cities. |
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sUrD
Location: anywhere the internet takes me
Gender: Male
Hello wasteland!
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 253 on 9/30/2011 1:38 PM >
| | | | Here's one I ran across the other day riding through the state. It's out by Evan Chambers lake in the panhandle.
We found an old pump and refilled some water bottles while we where out there.
...the wings on my shoes shrank now the moths won't eat my kidneys, when i shake my state capital it only yields 3 fairy napkins, but how do i know my banana slippers are like water boats because when the moon winks it burns my hamster punches, and that's how you get to llama school rowing your canoe backwards up main street when the front bumper falls off, do mermaids get to drink orange juice? |
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Ghostofthelens
Location: Pearland, Tx.
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 254 on 10/7/2011 6:52 PM >
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House by Air Biz, on 11th st. I went in with a friend and shot this house last winter. Had some neat stuff in it, including an old Singer sewing machine from the 1960's.
Futurus partum par fabrica |
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Billy
Location: Oklahoma City
Gender: Male
Penetration connoisseur
| |  | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 255 on 10/13/2011 9:43 AM >
| | | | I was tromping around in some woods in Norman in route to do a little exploring and ran into this little guy.
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Ghostofthelens
Location: Pearland, Tx.
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 256 on 10/13/2011 3:46 PM >
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I used to put Barneys in trees for target practice.
Futurus partum par fabrica |
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dwtaylor999
Location: Unassigned Lands, Oklahoma
Gender: Male
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 257 on 10/13/2011 11:23 PM >
| | | | I thought this tree was spooky, but that Barney is way more evil.
[last edit 10/13/2011 11:23 PM by dwtaylor999 - edited 1 times]
Ruins, the fate of all cities. |
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CaJuN
Location: with your sister
Gender: Male
not just a future. a brighter future... underground.
| | Re: The Photo a Day: Oklahoma
<Reply # 259 on 10/15/2011 8:04 AM >
| | | | taken at insandouts just a few hours ago...
"I think it's fair to say that, if anybody puts their mind to it, they can breach any kind of security — and that certainly seems to be the case here" |
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