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The barrel - now what on Earth is it doing there?
PCs - so heavy still on the table.
This is a weird picture
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Granny takes a Trip
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Nifty
Snazzy
They sure had fun in N.O.
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Really - honestly - awesome Huge Gallery growing strong.
Lamps?
Design: household paper rolls.............arghhhhh
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Just wanted to say GREAT set. Perfect lighting and loved your perspective. Well Done!
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Quality FTW
It really is quite goodlooking
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This picture appeals to me highly.
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It really is a shame that people can't leave things alone to rot in peace. No, they have to smash things or cover it with spray paint. Idiots!
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I like ferris wheels, but once I got on one of those double ferris wheels with a girl friend of mine. That was the most freightening experience of my life! I couldn't tell who was screaming louder, her or me! We stopped when we were on the wheel that was on top, we were on the top of the top wheel, and there was wind moving the contraption side to side. I looked over and saw what was holding us up (skinny iron bars and wires) and screamed even louder! If you like having the s**t scared out of you, ride one of those double ferris wheels!
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There's also the abandoned Orpheum theater in New Bedford..(MA)
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i worked the overnight shift and played many games of pool on the pool table that was there
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seclusion
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lol y'all actin like this is the most amazing roller coaster you've ever seen when it's just a generic wild mouse coaster you can find at any amusement park
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The ceiling rot designs, coupled with the brick and hanging pictures------incredibly arousing to my eyes......
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Eerie . . . . very cool picture and look
Poor destitute New Orleaners - devastating storm with flood - and loosing An Amusement Park on Top of it ALL....(did not know...had not thought about that).....the ultimate symbol of Fun and Enjoyment. Oceans of Sadness.