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I like this room, would be the perfect reading room, with all the sunlight that this room is getting in this photo.
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Aw no ghosts? I DO believe they exsist because we have one in our house...or a few. We have the spirit of a little boy who must have died here long long ago (talking about the 1800s or earlier than that) and I don't doubt it because I have seen/heard/felt things and my husband has seen him, and so have my children. There are others, but the litlte boy seems to be the most active. We have told him that he is welcome to stay around and that even though the home that he had known is long gone, our home is still HIS home too. He is a peaceful spirit, and aside from little mischevious things like hiding our stuff or moving it, or running up and down the steps at night, he doesn't ever cause any trouble or harm.

This is one awesome gallery!! Hope to see more pics soon!!

~LG
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OMG a green sky...now THAT is art at its finest! Motts you are a genius!
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My goodness those TILES...how in the WORLD do they still look so nice?
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Theyyyyy'rrrrreeee HHHEEEEERRRRRREEEEEEE...

Though, I love how this looks.
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Looks like the wall threw up...


LOL @ Ferdy. I think even a GOAT would go awww HEEEECK NO!

LOL!
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GRRRRRRRRR ICE! Now you've gotten that song stuck in MY head!!

Wow. I could SO see that carousel moving all by itself...little ghost children still riding it for fun...

That is kind of depressing isn't it?
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LOL @ Bill...thanks for that. Now I know how to say that in Italian lloll.

Those windows are sooooo fancy!
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Look at all those cracks in the walls and stuff...wouldn't be surprised if this place didn't last much longer either. :(
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Looks like a summer cottage...er...minus windows...and furniture...and people...

It looks so ABANDONED and sad. :(
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I wouldn't risk it either, unless I could either turn into something that weighed only 3 ounces or could fly lol.

Love that ivy...seems to be thriving. :(
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YAY Green spraypaint!! Definitely a pleasant change!
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Ya have to wonder how that graffitti got up there by that doorway to the left...when there is nothing there to stand on...hmmmmm...
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@Ferdy...I dunno if I would go after a whole STACK of gold or money or diamonds...Yikes. I can just imagine my foot slipping and me sliding off the edge...

*Shudder* ok....I can't think of that anymore! :D
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Stairway to Heaven?

Interesing how the railings are all thre and solid and everything else looks like it is ready to fall at any moment. I agree that maybe it is the railings that are holding everything together, but for how much longer? How much longer before the elements and gravily take over?