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Wow!! When I first looked at the photo, the angles of the banisters and gaps in the floor above mixed with the semi-circle window, appeared to create a big hungry face about to eat the poor door!
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Out of time - in my eyes it is timeless. Love this picture. Not sad; just realistic.
Good to know this place is being taken care of. Proof it can be done. Well, also.
People will live/live there and cherish it, unmarked graves and all.
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It's great to see a new gallery and its way up north in VA where the winters are cold and snowy. I hope to see more galleries coming
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Thanks for sharing such a wonderful location! I'm happy they are developing this place, what a wonderful setting.
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Are those plastic? They look metal but I doubt they would have metal ones, even if they stay on the bar.
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What...is that brown stuff on the mouth? :-P
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Seriously, Icewox. I'd go nuts in there.
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Me too, Toot!
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That is an interesting door. It looks like mesh/screen or plexiglass on there, right?
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Exactly, Lynne! I was wondering about the absence of the metal bars in the other building. The staircases were so pretty, though, I'm happy they didn't have any!
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The fireplace mantle and trim are the only things left with any character in that room. Too bad it's blocked!
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Agreed. Not much character.
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It does look like it's shredding! Cool!
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Well said, Iceberg.
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That room makes me shudder. O.o