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What a surprise to not only find new galleries, but a whole new look to a favorite site! This must have been what Mr. Motts was working on for a while! Happy New Year to you and thanks for the new stuff! Now I'm off to enjoy. . . .
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love your work
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I cannot even begin to tell you how much it made my day to see new galleries! Stunning, fascinating, intriguing, and thought-provoking as usual. I love getting lost in the photographs. Great start to a new year! All the best to you and your Motts. Hope to see may more new galleries!
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almost comforting to see the steam, like the building still has a little life left.
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love that this building doesn't seem to have been trashed.
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Love the new layout, also love the title of this picture
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Oh, I forgot to add, I agree LucieLou - the steam rising out of the ground in two places is a bit creepy.
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Wonderful photos, and a great panorama, thanks Mr. Motts. Very glad you are back, I viewed your other Dec 2013 gallery too. Happy New Year to you, and all who visit this site, we are all fans, as mica says.
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Thanks for the before and after shots, they contribute so much. I like the top floors of the central building, the way they were in 1899.
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Is that a walled-in door below the State seal, behind the lovely stone ballustrade?
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The face looks quite like the "Scream" painting to me.
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The variety of colours, while muted, are wonderful.
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Good one, Larry D :)
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Why was the police tape there?
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This shot makes it look very creepy. What a shame about your relative. I volunteer helping the elderly in the retirement home and many have dementia, and in some it has come upon them very fast.