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Detroit decline

Today's site of the day isn't funny, but it is amazing. 

As you may have heard, Detroit isn't doing so well these days.  Two French photographers have documented some of the decaying city's remains.

As a blogger wrote this weekend, nothing lasts forever.

 

 

 

 

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O, wow. It is like documenting the change during the 10, 11, 12 and 13 centuries as castles and manors were dying. The entire site is worth looking at not just the Detroit part.

super cool find brian.

In addition to the buildings falling down, valuable architectural details/structures are taken out and off of buildings in Detroit. Sent to other places in the country, like NY, and sold.

some gorgeous architecture

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