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Very nice, indeed!
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Thanks for taking this shot in B & W, Motts! The taggers' mess doesn't stand out as much.
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The 'woods' behind the sign still look good! : )
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The woodwork IS awesome! The 'eye pollution' is NOT!
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I really don't like graffiti either! I consider it to be 'eye pollution'. :((
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I have to agree with various others, looks like betadine to me too. However it still could be rust water. I would think something like betadine getting watery, thick, and ugh stale(?) would smell very unique.
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Small glimpse into the past, like a time capsule.
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Ugh why would anyone want to take human remains as a souvenir! I'll admit I'm a pretty dark inclined person, I have various skull shaped things in my home. Including my coffee cup. But to take actual bones is just disrespectful in ways I can't even describe right now.
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Such a shame, its got such a nice design. I wonder how intact it is up close though...
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It's a siren!
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Hi Motts! You're right! This stairwell is intriquing! Thanks for yet another great gallery!
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I just hope somebody didn't leave all those petrol/gasoline barrels behind. That would not be a good thing.
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I find it strange that the original owners of this granery had this super fancy granery built BEFORE they finished the INSIDE of their super fancy house. That is just so-o-o weird to me! It just bogles my mind!
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Perhaps that's why part of the stables got knocked down? They found Repunzel's skeleton and zombies in the part they tore down and destroyed! (Heh! Heh!

Sorry, Motts! Just couldn't resist playing along with the young'uns today! : D
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The wood in that basement looks in fairly decent shape considering...