cokewhore.
I have a HUGE favour to ask you guys. A Russian posted this GORGEOUS photoset of the Abandoned Rusakov Child Hospital, Moscow USSR a long time back. I was using one of the pictures (with credit of course) and I accidently screwed up the sizing. The screwed up picture is HERE. The original size was 800x600 with the watermark legible. The original title is rusak-hosp_011.jpg.
Does anyone have it? THANK YOU!
wander
I guess I'm taking a little creative license here as this is more a monument to ruin rather than a ruin of itself. The Cadillac Ranch has sat there since 1973. It was a collaboration between a Texas Helium tycoon named Stanley Marsh III and an art collective known as the Ant Farm. The ranch is dedicated to an era of manufacturing the greatest cars in America. It features 10 Cadillacs dating from 1949 to 1963 which were purchased around Amarillo for an average of $200 each. The Ranch is a public work of art and people are invited to bring spray cans and markers and leave their marks, however temporary. The whole project had to be moved 2 miles west to it's current location in 1997 because it was becoming part of the Amarillo suburbs. I took these photos in August of 1999. I've stopped by the ranch dozens of times in the last 20 years but I'm always the only one there. Cross posted to roadside_relics.
Does anyone have it? THANK YOU!
wander
I guess I'm taking a little creative license here as this is more a monument to ruin rather than a ruin of itself. The Cadillac Ranch has sat there since 1973. It was a collaboration between a Texas Helium tycoon named Stanley Marsh III and an art collective known as the Ant Farm. The ranch is dedicated to an era of manufacturing the greatest cars in America. It features 10 Cadillacs dating from 1949 to 1963 which were purchased around Amarillo for an average of $200 each. The Ranch is a public work of art and people are invited to bring spray cans and markers and leave their marks, however temporary. The whole project had to be moved 2 miles west to it's current location in 1997 because it was becoming part of the Amarillo suburbs. I took these photos in August of 1999. I've stopped by the ranch dozens of times in the last 20 years but I'm always the only one there. Cross posted to roadside_relics.