@mattblaze@federate.social
Old stuff like that is fascinating, it has such a sense of mystery to me. St. Louis had a similar tunnel that also served the newspaper.

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@SteveBellovin @mattblaze @moz
Steve,You better hope it's not a crow or raven that objects to your picture of the. They have long memories and will enlist help to menace their enemies.

@mattblaze@federate.social

@moz@fosstodon.org
I wasn't trying them and didn't think your post was attacking them. Just sort of a general observation. But I see your point

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@mattblaze
Around Palm Springs CA there are a lot of turbines. They do dominate the landscape but then again so does the interstate and all the buildings.

@mattblaze@federate.social
Not a complaint. And unlike the previous jackass I don't think you had anything to do with it. (note: I'm not saying I'm not a jackass, just not the size or type of the other jackass)

@mattblaze@federate.social
IMHO that's a pretty lame job of hiding something. Never seen a watertower on a hilltop with a large building next to it. Also water tanks on hilltops aren't tall and skinny as the location provides the height. But sites like this are interesting. So much money and work just gone. At least the FAA could make use of one

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