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The picture didn't scare me! I recognized immediately that it was a guy wearing a mask, and I was so happy to learn that it was Motts! I've always wondered, Motts, if you've worn a mask on your many excursions into these very old buildings. I was so happy and relieved to find out that you do! I've known more than one person who has died from mesothelioma. Anyway, from one photographer to the other, I really love your photos! Keep up the good work!
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Movie: Into The Blue
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So it took a lot of work but I think I finally managed to finish the exterior of Halcyon Hall. ( minus landscaping and getting those chimneys right ~ )

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Hope everyone is doing okay! Hopefully someone can tell me anything annnyyything about the basement layouts, like are they similar to the upper floors or more like a your typical basement OR a mix~
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HENRY W LONGFELLOW PHILA PUBLIC SCHOOL NEED PICTURES
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I also love the cemeteries. Thank you for including these pictures. Always interesting to see cemeteries in different parts of the country.
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Doorway looks like it would be big enough for a hospital bed to fit through it.
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I love this shot! Thanks for sharing!
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Once again, an amazing shot.
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Outstanding shot!
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Great picture! It's odd seeing the city through this old building but I love it.
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Thank God for those supports! Damn.
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This is one of my favorites! Amazing!
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Love this!
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This is a beautiful picture. I swear, I am far too scared to wander a place like that at night. I'm happy that you do, so I can see these awesome pictures and locations.
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This is a great picture, worth the precarious 2 minutes!