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hello everyone!

new years eve and new galleries. perfect.
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Does anyone else see what looks like a stone statue, sort of like a headless Venus de Milo, in the wall? It is perfectly highlighted from the sun.
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I forgot who tried to "rescue" the piece, but the painter is believed to be Percy Crosby, author of the comic strip Skippy. He was committed at Kings Park in 1949 and died at the hospital in 1964.
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Happy Merry New Year 2014 to You All Fans of this site,
and best wishes for success, always
- keep coming back to "Verden" for more today. Such a lovely gallery, Mr. M.
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Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing all this with us. Nice to see you here!
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They did have a lot of hair-driers, so guess the hairdresser would wash, set, and comb and groom - and in between; no fixing. No mirror-need.
Verden is soft - everything is soft.
Nice.
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I deal with a lot of frieght train traffic in the Bronx. The yards here are boring and barren. Its a pleasure to look at these, and let my imagination run wild with the arrivals and departures. I recently took a trip from NY Penn to Washington DC's Union station. All of the terminals are ornate, beautiful and huge. I admire your work, Motts and have really been impressed with your photography.
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FIRE!!!
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Weird geometries of the corpse city of R'lyeh!!!!
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western electric PA speaker, if its the one with the hole the middle of the magnet its worth about 800$ US on Ebay. Probably could by a good wide angle lens for that kind of money. Whats your reason Mr. Motts for not helping your self to the treasures these places have to offer?
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oh, and of course, don't forget the little pig off to the face's right. See it? It has a video screen surgically implanted in it's side.
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I see the face too. My first thought was that it was an old lost soul with a finger to their mouth making the "shhhhh" sound. Very creepy!
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Nice! I love the criss-crossing shadows...
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Not a lot of mirror space. I suppose they didn't care if patient's hair was combed nicely or not.
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Been a while, Mots .... never stopped checking back though. I am happy to see new content! The site looks nice as well. Looks like it received a bit of a face lift. Very cool!

Thanks!

TJ