Posted by 'Dukes |
1/4/2006 1:14 AM | remove |
What's the story with the adjacent building? That has hard on potential.
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Posted by Samurai |
1/4/2006 12:17 PM | remove |
from what i read on this entry... very secure, bordering on ridiculously secure.
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Posted by JavaDog |
1/5/2006 1:50 PM | remove |
Actually, it is fairly secure - but the 'security' are jsut Motion Sensors connected to a super-loud buzzer. There are a few of them hidden around the entries/inside.
However, now that it is winter - the boat-storage people may not be around anymore to hear the buzzer. Personally, I wouldn't go any higher than the second floor in that deathtrap...
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Posted by Parepin |
3/28/2006 5:15 PM | remove |
I tried gaining access to this place, once. A sensor turned on a foghorn-like siren and floodlights lit up around the front of the place. Oddly enough, going back there a few months later, the lights and alarm were removed.
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Posted by Corvid |
10/14/2006 9:53 AM | remove |
I'm more interested in the silos myself :P
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Posted by nel58 |
8/28/2007 3:37 AM | remove |
Corvid,earn some $ and take a trip to Buffalo,the dream kingdom of abandoned silos !
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Posted by mewthree |
1/29/2008 7:37 PM | remove |
the ship seems fatter then the silos too... not just longer!
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Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
1/30/2008 3:59 PM | remove |
its actually quite short in terms of lake ships, when they towed her through the seaway the lead and tail tugs were able to lock through with her, wheras a laker just fits in the locks
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Posted by Corvid |
2/25/2008 12:52 PM | remove |
One day nel, one day!
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