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Beautiful.
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"Suddenly a light went on in my head, and I found my brain was clean!"

(only a few years behind, but there it is ;)
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High quality craftsmanship, a joy to see. Such attention to details and this ability to beautify a window; and your talented eye to see this and take the picture. It is wonderful!
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Ohhhh - this picture, it´s perfect, ; magnificent and PERFECT, everything, the light, the plant in the middle of roof, the racing sky, the beautiful architecture, dark and sinister and intriguing, you really have this s**t locked. To this place will never go and now have seen it, thanks to you.
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1. I can't BELIEVE that I am just now finding this gallery...I saw a few of these shots on google images, and stumbled across this batch while revisiting Northampton today...Happy day!
2. VERY,VERY emotive, man!
3. The blurred shots were WAY creepy ("Scream", Pace", etc)!
4.( I think I've fallen a little bit in Love with Candace!)
No "shrinking Violet", she! Definitely my new fave wallpapers!
Thanx for the wonderfull photography! You Rock!
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Tap Bell - as in Bell Jar. For holding tap water? Mouth Gag - to hold open mouth during lavage. That simple. Nothing psychotic, maybe somewhat torturous, but it was decades ago and treatment has changed.
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The door knob makes me want to be the one to open it to the discoveries beyond....
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Lynn, you KILL me !
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Cute but sad. I'm sick of the way ppl add to the destruction of old properties. Where's the respect?
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Its actually quite ugly but the fact that its so intact is amazing.
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my mom worked there in the 70s she has had a blast telling me about how the plant worked..when she saw this pic she stood up and acted out how this system worked LOL
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This place felt angry. Not scary, just as if alot of anger was still here.
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So peaceful. This place seems so at rest.
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Just breathtaking
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Still quite beautiful