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The vine looks like a hand and is about to snatch someone in the middle of the night! Amazing photos!
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i would love to live there henryton is a beautiful place
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I find it beautiful and mysterious... a little creepy but not enough to trigger nightmares. If I was a child looking at this on the daily, I'd more than likely be intrigued rather than frightened. I grew up curious and still am curious about these places... being a medium and all, I find these places to be attractive for me, "interested" doesn't begin to cover how I view abandoned places :)
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the vines show beauty
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im surpirized that theres no pics on the roof. the roof is the best place. you can feel everything for up high you feel despire and sadness its wrong to say but its an amazing feeling
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what up with the pink? and yellow thats just tacky
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beautiful pic
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How do we know if it was one of the people who visited this place?
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Okay, why is the floor cracked in a circle around the old thing? Natural aging, or another "lift" going down to the nether regions?
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I can just picture Mary Poppins type chimney sweeps merrily sweeping along. Fantastic shot :) Brava.
--Rei
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A little Murphy's oil soap and a crew of scrub persons and we could fix it right up. The stone all looks good. I suggest bring your own cushion, though.
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It seems like an odd arrangement of benches and alcoves. Do the beanches extend behind the columns? strange. Awesome shot though. very well preserved.
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moc pěkné
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Otis is a company in the UK, my boyfriends dad works for them, hes a lift engineer!!
How strange!!
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I would love to bring my Mesa triple rec in there with my band and play Madhouse by Anthrax! It'd be so awesome! 8-)