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They are so patient, aren't they?
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Is there writing on the walls, or is it just textured?
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Its really good to see something new here, this site has always been an inspiration to me. I'm also loving the new look!
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Simply gorgeous. So glad you are back!
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Fluidal, lenitive, muted, and soft; always come back and end up at "Verden" for its beauty, calming effect, and most clever comment-thread.
And with the new gallery ( 28th Dec.-13) everything is even better.
And i know Where! Am happy about this! (Google Earth a great help.)
This picture: just good, perfect hopeful light at the end.
Be well and stay in ........ ;) well
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To create, draw, and build this they /Kirkbridge/ did have high thoughts and hope of well-being for mankind in need. Theory and practice do not always go parallel - things went wrong; the buildings are nevertheless after all magnificent.
Best wishes for success to you always, Mr. M.
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All the pictures from the outside enjoy so very much. Thank you.
Awesome, grand, huge, mighty monumental, solemn and vast and i just love it, and think it is created ingeniously. Am happy at "Verden" now.
May you always be safe and well is my daily wish.
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First time posting here, but this shot really made me stop and think about how much your eye for composition never fails to impress. Thanks for sharing! I love this site!
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Johnr, wondering when you were there? My mother grew up at Whittingham, since her father worked there--I'm guessing in the early 40's? Always been curious about what that was really like.
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LOL, tootuncommon. If that chair is moving around on it's own. I would truly be frightened. Easily 500 lbs or more. The base is porcelain covered cast iron.
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Happy New Year to all of my former students. We had a good run while it lasted. That old building still has an aura of majesty and class no matter how folks allowed it to fall by the wayside of time.
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Wow! Love the new look, and a new gallery...glad to see you're back, Mr. Motts! And you, too, Lynne!
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finally made it there in Oct i'ts great for an latent UR would go again the guide really knew his stuff
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Thank you Motts for the fantastic new galleries! And the last pano is my NEW (and last) fave!! What a beautiful place. Do they allow anyone to walk the grounds during the day? Or not since its still has open areas? I know we can walk around a certain asylum near me...
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P.S. Tom, you asshole! Why didn't you write? >:-P