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It's too late for the wire brush

It's too late for the wire brush

A friend and I explored many old buildings at the Sacramento Locomotive Works. Many things were left as if the employees had just walked away. This image seemed...
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A friend and I explored many old buildings at the Sacramento Locomotive Works. Many things were left as if the employees had just walked away. This image seemed oddly ironic to me.
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