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On one hand I really hate seeing such valuable and potential restoration projects rusting away. I'd think them being brought back to a useful life would serve the previous owners quite well.
I've driven by it numerous times in the last 50 years. They've been flooded by salt-water due to hurricane storm surge several times. Not sure there's much left to salvage.
And the last time I drove by there the area was overgrown to the point that they weren't visible.
I've driven by it numerous times in the last 50 years. They've been flooded by salt-water due to hurricane storm surge several times. Not sure there's much left to salvage.
And the last time I drove by there the area was overgrown to the point that they weren't visible.
Wow---so sad in a way BUT I'm waxing nostalgic, just personally hate seeing something potentially nice go to waste like that. Could be they're all beyond salvaging.
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