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Tile is pretty resilient. I dive and I dove on the wreck of the RMS Rhone in the British Virgin Islands. The boat went down in 1867 and the tile in the kitchen, black and white checkered was still just shining away at over 100 feet down.. pretty amazing site!
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Welcome back Motts! You have been missed. I must say this web site still auto-launches when I log on my computer every day. I diligently checked each morning to see if there was a new gallery. I was pleasantly surprised and excited this morning. I can't wait to view the new pictures. Thanks again! I hope all is well in your world and I'm glad you're going to continue to maintain the website. Many of us live vicariously through your camera lens.. Take care! TJ
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Too decent and clean for an abandoned place after 14 years. I guess that the brown stuff on the floor downstairs did the trick - warding off unwanted visitors.
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I check in here almost daily for any new galleries and finally you're back - with a new gallery! Hope things went well for you by now. :)
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Algunos españoles estabamos preocupados por la falta de fotos ultimamente...

Muchas gracias por las fotos y los buenos ratos
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Poop. Lots of it too. XD
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Web site fixed and a new awesome gallery, cant ask for anything more from you Mr Motts except to keep doing what you do for as long as you can.
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Thanks for another great gallery Mr. Motts. I echo the sentiments of everyone else, you were missed.
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Certainly a lot of blue - it's lovely. Seems so clean here.
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I love the colours, shadows and perspective angles. Great.
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Wow, is all I can say. I agree Toot. Maybe some rooms are being used as present-day storage or archives.
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Good question LucieLou, I'm wondering too. Were those recent hospital records, Mr. Motts? Not much confidentiality I guess.
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Wow, love the yellow and blue with the dark shadows, all accented by the safety bars and the great angles. Good one, Toot!
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Looks like a drain to me, too, LucieLou. Why would they have a drain in a viewing room?
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Looks like a large stall in a barn. First comment here, yea!