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Ahh hahaha - an amazing tree-growing-shot; love this! Perfect: can´t stop smiling......................Nature FTW!
WOW - to build this and have it all figured out, it´s awesome. Fine shot i like the green with the rusty red; man-made vs. Nature, very good-looking, indeed. You did well, Mr.M.
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I've explored Kings Park several times, although yesterday I made a special trip to the campus after seeing these pictures. I was determined to find and photograph this adorable little trike. Unfortunately, when I found the playground the trike was gone :( Thanks for posting these pictures, though, Motts! At least I saw the trike indirectly!
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I want that image on a t-shirt both front and back, people would be like dude your creeping me out man.
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one of the spots on the wall where the paint is peeling looks like a person in a hood staring at me
Yes, as Ray: concur: - Awesome as always!
Keep creeping - it is all fine with me, hahaha. It´s a nice shot of a grand old building.
A radiator, a blue-violet door with a heavy lock, AND a window, and the very high ceiling - most strange. A store-room? For what?? So narrow. Not a lot would fit in there. Could look at this forever and ponder; yet will never know! Love this picture, Mr. Motts, you are great!
You take wonderful and intriguing pictures! FTW! And is that a wooden floor in this wash-room? How nice for bare feet, wood always feels warmer.
Ohhh - what a find - incredible: EVEN the door is wall-papered! Hmmm - mos. def. different taste of style! Thank you, Mr. Motts, very interesting, indeed!
Never wanted this beautiful gallery to end....arghhhh....Thank you, Mr. Motts, it is wonderful, fanststic shots; love your work and dedication. may you always be well is my daily wish.
How beautiful, what a nice picture; food for imagination.
Double polished oak doors, with arched windows, too, and a finely crafted espagnolette: must have looked really good!
Like the round window in the hall, and the light at the end. Don´t mind the pink; it´s sweet. The pictures you take always give me so much to ponder about. Best wishes and well done.
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I wonder what the many faces that stared into that mirror looked like?
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i've had my experiences with freaky ass dolls to spirts following me... but i've never been in a ward and i would realy like to investigate one with my dad sometime
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I removed asbestos (properly & legally) from all the buildings in 2002, demolished the smaller buildings (avg 40,000 sf) at that time and now taking down Bldg 23 (with wings 22 & 24). These structures are all obsolete and of no value other than the land they sit on. There are definitely Spirits still in residence, several laborers this week claimed to see two women one dressed in white and one dressed in black. The site has been a gang hideout for the last 10 years, signs of MS13, Latin Kings, and others are quite evident, clear land will be much nicer and safer for all concerned. Don't come back seeking access, dogs are patrolling.