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Well...uh...I'm not Motts, but I really think he took à great photo here! I love all the different colors and textures!
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That's the fanciest granery I've ever seen in my life! LOL!
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The roof looks like it could cave in at any time. I wouldn't put my horses in there (if I had any)! : )
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It looks like it at least is still situated on a wooded lot.
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WOW!!! The outside of this place is just so,,,so,,,uh...so...uh.....I'm speechless!!! : ))
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Yep! Autoguy does rock! : ) But it's still a shame no one seemed to bother finishing the inside of this place! : ((
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@Larry D. I totally agree with you!
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The large arched window is great! It's purty and it lets a lot of natural light in, too!
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Whoa nilly! Very nice!
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All that detail is absolutely fantastic!
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Don't know how I missed this gallery, but I've found it now! What a lovely looking place!
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Thanks for the update Terre, it's a shame more of the Kirkbride couldn't be preserved.
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Hello,I just found your site through a Facebook posting. Your photography is amazing. I am a retired R.N. and specialized in Psychiatric Nursing. I am wondering if you sell your photography? I love the pic of the Bennett Scool for girls. Wow, I wish I could see that in person. My e-mail is bernadette.t@sbcglobal.net
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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Ok so if you visited this place, how is it in an undisclosed location? please share the location of this place. along with its real name. I visit almost every place you have on this website (in the US) as long as its still standing. I have been arrested i cant tell you how many times for trespassing but I am ex-military and have top secret clearances so typically its not a problem getting out of trouble. its easy to see im not a teen with spray paint looking for trouble, im a historian and explorer learning all i can about the world i live in. thanks!
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It's a viewing room