Arcadia, Oklahoma by Richardphotos
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maybe it was used for grain storage at one time- hence the conveyor system for loading trucks
Comments (24)
That's definitely an odd looking building. Nice capture.
Astonishing structure, superb find and capture, Richard!
My first reaction was that it was a nuclear silo!
Interesting shot !!
I like the metal surface of it
how unusual..........nice find
It is a very beautiful and very nice!
A pathway to another dimension maybe?! ... An interesting and beautiful find, altogether.
Shining shot.
Superbe structure!!! good shot!!
interesting !
or else it's a metal helmet for a giant to prevent aliens from controlling its brain
Interesting structure!!!
Maybe held a UFO. we have one like this all around but cement structures, some are movie theatres some are churches.
Looks awfully suspicious Richard! Like something that shouldn't be going on IS going on! lol
Definitely used for shucking and jiving-- ??---!!
Interesting, great capture!
Looks like an old scifi movie decor (50's)
If you are afraid of reptiloids and thought control, this is definitely the right place to stay. LOL Super photo, Richard!
Looks like the domes the MODOT uses to keep sand and salt in for the winter.. Ours aren't that shiny and cool-looking though. Nice one!
Cool building
interesting find 😀
Strange looking but interesting building
THis is so fascinating because of the conveyor system, the (I assume) mixer of some kind behind it, the huge thing on our left (the structure's right), and the deep, dark cavern inside with a soiled menacing wall in there...And of course, the metal covering, applied like someone burnished it with a lousy burnishing tool. ("Ya gotta get out the bumps, jack!") (I know, this kind of metal paneling isn't supposed to be smooth.) Even the tire lines make it fascinating. Wild and really compelling shot.