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9 comments:
That is quite a job!
Well, I guess it beats building another structure.
I hate those things. With all of the technology out there and we all get these huge antennas.
There's a lot of protest against them in France... But then the French protest against so many things.
It's like all the leftover grain sprouted some spaghetti strands on the roof.
That is such a big old silo. I remember when my ship docked in Haifa how impressed I was by the huge Beit Dagon silo.
Kinda ugly it is.
I really like the series of shots. Nice job VP.
I'm with the majority. They are pretty ugly.
Look at the size of those compared to the man!
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