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Thank you Sonja!

as is anything in life- those attending Bennett didn't think it would ever end [ or cared ] in such way-the natural ending of wood and stone is movement and often not the good way [ guess humans fit in this description] what a wonderful thing to be able to see the movement of this beautiful ediface until her ultimate demise - glad to see all of the oldies on the board - see ya next year w ho knows what it'll bring for all of us

Peacefully beautiful.

@Stax This would of been my dream for college sadly I am about 28 now. I was born after its prime. It deserves all the attention in the world now, just wish there was something that could be done, or at least someone passionate about keeping that memory alive that had the money to do so.

I wouldn't mind seeing the college re open by pure magic :3 would be awesome!

@Jane and you too! Hopefully she is still standing and the wind storm didn't reach her like it did my house and knocked out a few of my columns on the porch overhang D:

Halcyon forever ~

It's a chin strap for a helmet used to prevent head banging. When I worked in a pediatric psych hospital, you'd occasionally have to put violent kids into holds to prevent injury to self or others. If they started banging their head, you'd use a modified sort of foam football helmet. Or your hand. I broke a knuckle like that.

Oh, that was moss? I thought that was the carpet... Seriously.

As stated above. Your photos are truly a masterpiece. These may only be photos, but whenever I see them, it somehow becomes alive.

This photo... Sad. But full of stories to tell... Lovely.

Looks like a scene from some old movie... Beautiful.

yeah more railing.

i totally agree with anna and person,

yet again ,more equipment going to waste.sad

i agree with anna,what a tota l waste of equipment.