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Yes, it is like
One Mind in One World. There are such similarities it amazes me a lot!
Ah, Motts! You're back with a new gallery for us to observe them and mediate on what things has gone thru in its heyday. Thanks.
Looking at that broom with short handle made my back cringe.
I used Image Zoom - a Firefox add-on to blow it up, ah I can see more Rorschach in details better. Very fitting for a title, Motts.
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Hi guys I've just recently discovered the pennhurst " story " and really want to find out more I've been researching for days and seem to go in circles, I would love to know more about this binder and not sure if anyone has ever received extra info but just in case my e mail is kerd01@hotmail.com if any
One would b kind enough to send me anything at all.
Plse put pennhurst in subject :)
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what an odd place for a tin can
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hmm they must have kep you waiting for a long time if they needed all those magazines
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Probaby cold in europe if there is only one tap on the sink it is normally a cold one but who knows - could go either way - and you're right AvalonSeeker no Soap Dspenser we haven't seen one for a while - perhaps Motts is saving them all up for a Soap Dispensers around the world gallery!
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that is a mystery that will probably never be solved Wanderer, but I'm wondering it too
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I wonder what was here - always fascinating these places
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what a great door - that's the thing about these old places - in the past people built buildings that were beautiful as well as functional - not like now
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this is a really great set the detail in the building is fab nice one Motts
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well there has always got to be a lonely chair for you to shoot - i think that now when people are clearing out these places they probably leave a chair just in case Mr Motts comes to visit
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what a beautiful place - great shots as always Motts
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I wonder if there were more tubs in there?