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And I think it has seen lots of stuff, if only it could talk.
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love how much higher up the toilet tank is!
Even the suicide cages don't detract from this gorgeous staircase!
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I agree, Toot, this is an awesome shot.
Some of these should be in a museum.
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Looks like a giant spider is on the ceiling there.
Yeah left a tell tale line. Perfect in its simplicity.
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reminds me of some sort of spying eye.
An unbroken item among the water damaged debris. Awesome shot
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Avalon, I hope you have a speedy recovery process. Take care, ok.

Motts, this is a good opening photo to the new place you have been. Nice title too, who doesn't like frosting. Yummy stuff it is.
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Yep, great title to this, Motts. The steps, the turn & the windows.
That tile will never die. No matter how old, just wipe it off and it is good as new. I just realized, I'm the first commenter. Never had that happen before this set!
Is that a marble staircase? In the old building that was the nurses residence of the hospital I worked in that closed last year, the staircases, wainscotting, etc, was made from marble.
I come home from having knee surgery today to a new gallery! Thank you so much for cheering me up!
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Amazing Mots! Truly stunning gallery.