152 Comments Posted by kelly

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That is a beautiful shot would love it as a print on a wall in my home also thanks for the new gallery!!
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I would love be to move here and renovate it to what the owners dream would have been
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Would love the picture as a canvas on my wall
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Thankfully another new post I've been checking everyday! Amazing work again mr motts
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This shot is fantastic
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I would not want to walk those tunnels alone!
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Nothing like a new gallery to make my day!
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the road down below the castle on the hill is called depot Road. i don't know the exact address unfortunately.
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If you are speaking of the white looking thing dangling that is most likely an electrical outlet for either a light over a sink or a chandelier.
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Missed you:) Welcome back!
Ephemera: Resurrection
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I remember going to the basement and it being black down there and all we could see was a light under a door when we got close it made a bang and we ran up the stairs and the cage door to the basement was jammed shut
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and to the person who states they worked there and there were no children under 18 you are so very very wrong, and should do some research before trying to call someone on a very heartbreaking truth!
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Wow, first off, Motts I love photography, its simply a side hobby for me and nothing near as powerful as your stuff, but the comments Im reading, I knew there was some horror stories, but as a kid I believed them to be made up like the stories of Mt. Misery. As a dumb kid I trespassed onto these grounds and some of the things I saw I just told my brain it was other dumb kids messing around, it was a whillllllleeee back, but I remember building 22 I think, I know it was a childrens ward, I remember Disney Characters on the walls, and a chalk board with the saddest most heart breaking scribbles, God help us, save us, things like that and I just thought it couldn't be real, the what seemed to be blood stains, I thought surely those who operated these buildings would never have let it be seen in this condition that lawsuits would have been a sure thing if this had been real. To anyone who had to experience these places by force my heart truly breaks for you, I am so very sad that as a kid, I possibly may have disturbed some souls that will never find peace, and I do hope with all my heart that you find yours, your safe now. I am very very sorry!
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Wow, there is a show on SyFy called stranded that recently has me reminiscing about my thrill seeking childhood. Talking about the show with a coworker today led to telling stories about sneaking onto the grounds on a few scary stupid horrifying occassions, this loading dock was the first time we had ever been, we were standing up there trying to poke our flashlights inside when the flash light was torn from my friends hands whether it be by a bum or paranormal has still been undecided but it scared the hell out of all of us, we all turned and ran and lucky me ran right off the side of the loading dock twisted my ankle and was left terrified hurt and all alone! I remember hoping to get caught by the cops so they would just bring me back home safe and sound! Dumb stupid adrenaline junkie kids, I guess it was better to be addicted scary thrills than drugs and such though. Stranded is a pretty great show though for anyone interested in paranormal activity, wednesday nights, I didnt sleep a wink last night!
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the odd spattering on the ceiling. paint or....?