125 Comments Posted by Caroline

okay, have any of you heard this one? My dad use to tease me about the cement grain towers when I was a kid. He said they used them sometimes as jails.
Problem was the poor guy inside went insane cuz he couldn't find a corner to **** in.
Oh well.
Lovely work, motts, as usual.

Auto & Mama, Stop!!!! Your'e making me tummy hurt. rofl

oh mamatofive, you make me laugh EVERY time I visit a gallery. thank you. You are a blessing.

and autoguy, love your twisted, beautifully twisted mind. Great comments. lol
You are all treasures to me and each other and I'll bet Motts especially, right Mr Motts?

oops, mispelled halleluiah. ;o)

hallejuiah! preservation attempts!! Hi everyone, I've been away and have missed all of your comments. Doesn't Motts rock?

i always play a little game of "guess what Motts titled this shot."
I finally got one right!!!
Great work, Motts!

yikes! molllllllllld!! run for your lives!

you guys crack me up!
thanks for makin' me laugh. bless you all.

looks like a dress form in the doorway in the distance. or a ghostie?

yep gully, i was thinkin' the same thing.

I smell bread. ;o)

Looks like someone tried to stave off the decay. See the white toothpaste looking stuff? It's pretty recent. Maybe it's "greatstuff."
I mean it's in the right places to protect, right?

hi AD, sanatorium isn't the same as a sanatarium. Two different words, and worlds, if you think about it.
SanaTORiums were used to kind of keep patients away from the public to stop the spread of tuberculosis. (1920's -50's)
SanaTARiums = mental hospital

gosh, even the doorknobs are gone. poor castle. *sniffle*

The inside of a crematorium oven looks just like this! Vaulted brick ceilings.

Floor, walls and ceilings all made of brick.
No wonder they called it the castle on the hill.
I wish I could have heard the collapse. Anybody agree? It would have been a little exciting, (providing we were well away) don't you think?