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Thanks, no filter, it was the natural color of the setting sun.
It is........ i do not have enough words......HUGER and DIGNIFIED SPECTACULAR...... ohhhh: please..please...pretty please: SAVE IT!
It looks very good on Google Earth. Check it out.
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I could jump that, no problem- I'm batshit crazy!
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Blair Witch anybody?
Looks like the second floor dayroom to me. I remember the area well. I recall a bunch of old sofas in a rectangle, all facing each other, and a TV set on the far wall in that same area, and a billiards table about 100 feet away, in a small nook. There was also a nurse's station in a glassed-in area about 40 feet to the right of that shot.
I remember being a patient here back in 1991. If this hallway is on the second floor with the elevators behind you, my room was the one farthest on the right.
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Thank You! Mr. Mott's you really did need a break from this. You are on fire once again. So Glad You are back!
Must agree with LucieLou on this one! Great porch with a great view!
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The Three arches of the brown brick in the middle are the source of the beautiful view a few pictures back. Built after the main construction and for once with a lot of thought.
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Asbestos is dangerous: its new definition is money and power. Sometimes a community drive to preserve a building can hasten its demise. See Mr. Mott's Gallery on the Sterling Hotel. Sad. I have really learned a lot here. Thanks
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Ditto: Thank YOU!
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Christmas clearance. LOL
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Anatomy and physiology review?
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A glimpse of Hitchcock. Man YOU Rock !
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Yes, Winter light. Beautiful shot.