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Ok, found some more to say, when i found this sight I was looking for cool pics of abannonned places, but after a few days on this sight i realized there is so much more then just empty spaces, when i look at the pics now, i think about what these places must have been like before closure, and the people who lived and worked there (even doing a little research on these places elsewhere) My hats off to Motts, and his wonderful photoraphy, and people like Lynne and others who leave comments which I think compliment the photos, I dont think a few comments that have nothing to do with the photos will hurt, it helps break the ice with people with like interests. (thanks to the comments i've actually talked via e-mail to a few!)
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LMAO
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Is it me or is much of this place painted a beautiful color blue? Seems to be the signature color here.... Totally amazing!
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I like this one. The colors coming through those windows are amazing! Very well captured!
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Fantastic!
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Almost seems impossible to capture such colors on film, great job. This ranks up there in your top 10 for sure!
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Totally breathtaking. The colors are simply amazing. What a beaufiful shot.
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Lynne, only after they were strapped in a Urology table with a view, fitted with copper piping and catapulted out the window! LOL
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Now that is amazing!
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I don't think I could resist taking a souvenir, you could start your own museum, it's sad they're just going to trash this stuff!
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sam, your 12 ??? ok im totally surprised , i would have never guessed.
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Wouldn't it be cool if it spelled out "OPACITY" ! ;-)
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Motts, you probably got the last picture that will ever be taken here. By the look of it, those floors won't hold up much longer .
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She looks better than the ugly babies we practice CPR on. At least, you might want to save it.
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Totally incredible. A bar going accross the doors - WOW I love it! Great colors. Mr. Motts, this shot is total Genius!