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Before demolition crews could begin tearing the building down, they had to remove that all-time classic of urban toxins, lead paint.
By that point, unfortunately, I and countless other adventurers had already exposed ourselves to it, along with a melange of unknown spores and long-outlawed construction materials. The taggers, however, I couldn't so much care about.
Photographed:
April 21, 2007
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Keywords: abandoned, decay, derelict, dilapidated, disrepair, light bulb, light fixture, lightbulb, paint, peeling, ruins, urban exploration
