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wonder what that hole in the wall used for looks like you can speak through it , and maybe it opens to , or maybe for air flow
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really that took along time , now there on a 12x12 sheets and very easy to lay..
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thats worth alot of money
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i would love to restore one of those tubs
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I have no idea what the state of the park is these days, but 8 years ago it was not publicly accessible.
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looks like a rug on the floor, buts its actually tile
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what a view wow
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Thanks, yup been to Grossingers many times.
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awesome tile
Long staircases, and not steep, with short small steps, are easier to walk! At least 12 steps. May
be more? Clever Italy.
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where are you lynn, we need your input.
Glad I hadn't heard the "prison" rumor...Missed ya dude...Hook me up, I'm really hurtin, man! LOL! Best to thee and thine in the coming year!
Ephemera: Resurrection
Glad you are back..was praying for ya....wondering what was up....onward with the art!!!!
Ephemera: Resurrection
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So there is public access to the entire park? I would love to come take some photos but I'm just double checking if I can get to everything you guys photographed.
Thanks
I can smell the fresh air by just viewing this beautiful scenery! Great shot, pal. Btw Tom, have you ever photographed Grossinger's Resort? I was absolutely stunned to see it abandoned and in disarray! At least the indoor tennis courts still look good. We had an old family friend who used to go there many years ago and loved it. It's a shame that it's a ghost town now.