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Those tiles in those times where cheap. Today tiles like this made in thicknes of thin bread or glass cut cost a fortune.
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I like italian tiles. Theres manor close to the town wher I live you can find amazingly complex italian tile work exported from Italy.
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Yay, Motts is back I so mised you and your amazing work. Hope you will have best of 2013.
Ephemera: Resurrection
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I'm just going along with the local folklore, ok? :oD Ever go to a Catholic school that had Notre Dame nuns? Those long blackboard pointers were NOT just for pointing at blackboards! I think some of them bite heads off kittens for breakfast. Mmmwwwahahaha. Spare the rod, spoil the child dammit! *hears whipping and screaming* =8^O
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*waves* Hi M25PA! Yes, those pesky zombies are everywhere, ready to pounce and eat us when we least expect it!
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Nothing cleans up splattered blood and guts like scrubbing bubbles. The little ghouls love that stuff.
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Rumor has it he's buried 400 feet NW of the old chalet.
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Yuor missing a church! In Holman, New Mexico, there is an old church-rectory- and a court yard. When pulling into this church, you are met with the court yard, it has a unique statue... there was a tree that grew there and lighting hit it and when it was done burning, it was discovered the statue of Mary holding the baby Jesus. Now the rectory- it has a large mural of the last supper. What is unique, it depicts the picture of Mary M. standing next to Jesus! Now the church- this church is terrifying!!! When approaching the church go to the left side of this church- you will be met with people and demons!

If you have ever watched the tv movie Devil's Advocate, and were blown away be the movement of the people--- WELL, that is just what you see while looking at this wall. Everybody is in movement- with screaming, contorted faces... It truly spooky!

The thing that is amazing about this building is that when it was built these pictures were not painted! The pictures have been painted over and over through the many years- then it was sand blasted, but those pictures keep coming through the new paint!

My parents took us kids on vacation when i was 12, and we ran into this church, in the early 60's. Once you see the left hand-wall, you too will remember the shocking pictures undulating in pain!

When my parents went back to New Mexico, on there vacation in the 90's, they were unable to find it because Holman grew. So they asked where it went... They were told, "they did not know what church they were talking about! BUT, i KNOW THIS CHURCH STILL STANDS! They do not destroy churches that are more than 200 years old or more. They are lost, forgotten about- and believe me, this church wrought with contorted faces- people living in Holman, New Mexico, do not no about this church- or they are not going to tell you how to get to this church. The people who saw this church, WILL NEVER FORGET IT!
Ephemera: Abandoned Churches
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It's amazing how something might have been so sinastir , be so amazing to look at. I love this stuff!!!
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Definitely, a must- have in the everyday , stressful life! :)
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Well, empty of what? Anyway, now that all the hospital is empty, it's not important anymore!
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I had to float to a group home last June and a few of the staff and I walked the grounds and went in a few of the buildings without any issues. Didn't see any security or cops. That place gives me the willies though, just like the home I was working in that day.
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Welcome back, Mr. Motts, you were greatly missed by all of us :)
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since this building was in Ferrara, i bet it collapsed in the may 20, 2012 earthquake
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Anarchy!