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Wowee! Awesome photo, Motts!
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My Godmother had a vintage clawfoot tub like that! I was Blessed in that I actually got to soak in it a few times! : )
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I was wondering if anybody has posted yearbook pictures? If anybody has pictures from its glory days, I would love to see them.

My email is Matthew.R.Millsap@gmail.com
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OMG !!! is it really happening maybe I'll be there when it goes down must get ahold of Carola and see what she knows thanx PWR
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Thanks for another interesting ànd artistic gallery, Motts!
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That is one evil looking tree backed up by a wicked looking sky, Motts! This photograph gives me chills! (Shivers!)
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What!? Metal bars stop you, Motts? Since when? Just kidding!!! : ))
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Love the dark blue color of the sky! The roof on the building looks l'île it's going to collapse àny second!...Look out! : O
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Everything looks great in this shot, Motts! Bravo!
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Great photo, Motts!....I think this place would make a great haunted house on Halloween!
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What I see in this photo is icy cold tendrils of death (vines or tall grasses) reaching towards this one structure that is still standing...for now. : ((
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It looks like to me that someone has already started using a bulldozer on the place!
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Simply beautiful!
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It makes me so sad.... :((
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@Grumpy Ole Artist. I know what youi're referring to. My husband & I once made shelving units the same way you did. By using decorative cinder blocks and boards. However, after studying Motts' photo more closely and carefully, I do think they are tiles and not decorative cinder blocks. Of course, only Motts probably knows for sure. : )