And It All Started Here

[cathead77]

This is the building where the machinists helped Homer Hickam build his rockets back in the 50's. Homer wrote a book about it all later and they made it into a movie called "October Sky". This is about 7 miles from my house.

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[Bart]

Another wonderful shot of a derelict building, Alan.

 

[shtarka1]

Killer Shot & PP Alan!

 

[polseszczyk]

This is one of your better shots. Really like the graphic nature of the building. I would love to come down your way and just ride around and look at all of the old structures.

Samuel

 

[tmldds]

Killer Shot & PP Alan!

Love the pp, Alan!

Tri:smile:

 

[cathead77]

Another wonderful shot of a derelict building, Alan.

Thank you.

 

[cathead77]

Killer Shot & PP Alan!

I appreciate that, Steve.

 

[cathead77]

This is one of your better shots. Really like the graphic nature of the building. I would love to come down your way and just ride around and look at all of the old structures.

Samuel

Thanks, Samuel. I'd have fun showing you around.

 

[cathead77]

Love the pp, Alan!

Tri:smile:

Thank you, Tri...

 

[Sidewinder]

Awsome shot.

 

[dossy]

Alan, I agree with Samuel about the graphic look of the building. I love when you add the history! Another great shot.

 

[Deleted member 960]

Killer Shot & PP Alan!

Couldn't have said it better!

 

[dzibead]

Alan, that's very cool. Love the PP too. Yum!

 

[ArtO]

Super image Alan. I wonder why so many of the windows are intact. Wouldn't be that way around here.

 

[cathead77]

Awsome shot.

Thanks, Paul.

 

[cathead77]

Alan, I agree with Samuel about the graphic look of the building. I love when you add the history! Another great shot.

Thank you so very much.

 

[cathead77]

Couldn't have said it better!

Thanks, friend.

 

[cathead77]

Alan, that's very cool. Love the PP too. Yum!

Patti, I really appreciate that.

 

[cathead77]

Super image Alan. I wonder why so many of the windows are intact. Wouldn't be that way around here.

Thanks, Art. I think Ernest T. Bass has left town