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Thanks Motts for another Wonderful Gallery to see everyday. Love YA.
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Awsome Shot Motts.
disgusting how taggers can deface a persons resting place. Nothing is sacred to such horrible people. Beautiful pictures, I love the art in cemetaries.
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just here last month. one of the rear buildings has a huge 20 foot by 20 foot hold in the side
What a shame... My first experience of an amusement park as a child was at Rocky Point. I went away for a long while, forgetting what "Rocky Point" was. After some time I returned to my family's home in Massachusetts due to deaths in my family. I then recalled "Rocky Point", a wonderful summer breeze of hope and spirit kindling. Once I ventured to embrace my childhood and its dreams, to my dismay found that it too had passed away. What a wonderful memory and feeling. One that you never wish to let go, like a dear friend or family member.
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This is last hall b4 entering/exiting to jensen hall tunnel into main building Broadacres snf ....Jensen Hall was only used for cna training / & storage during 1980's -main building Broadacres was nursing home for 30 years till 1996 ( i enjoyed employment there 85-88 (;>)
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Its beautiful...reminds me of a scene out of Legend <3
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Im So Glad, lots of new pics to see...im gonna be busy looking at them all tonight <3
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Really interesting piece of art! I love the bold shapes with the shine of the tile too, sooo great!
Love to come look at all your pics I have been looking for several years,thank you for the cool places you go to.
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This was one of Conrail's main office in the building. This office was just cleaned out.
It's GLaDOS, I swear...
Who else thinks that mark in the top right hand corner looks like it's saying 'die'?
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Damn, I'm curious what those machines are (far right).
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Wonderful set. Great to see a new one. :)