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Thats just beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thats a very pretty chair
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OoO more iron..love it...just dont see that much today..its a shame
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id love to get my hands on those rails!!!!
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Love the wrought iron rails
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I love this pic...
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looks like its in great shape
Just love all the shapes and tones in this shot!

the stream of light on the textured window at the top right...just beautiful..... almost looks like a painted eye, above the window....it seems to be looking right at me!!!!.... lol
This shot almost makes me dizzy...lol....if you look at it too long...or maybe that's just me...lol ;)

Kinda reminds me of a ying and yang...one ends in light...one in dark...the slight color tone difference ,warm & cool...many open doors verses...almost no doors.....
very cool perspective...great shot Motts! :)
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First time post...long time visitor. Love your work Mr. Motts. Wallpaper please?
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I can't ask U ??? 's I want to on this board -verboten - i get to Millbrook for 3 days in Oct- have been dying to xplore
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I think they should put these in elementary schools, that would be a really convient solution to kids, no pun intended, getting out of line.

Kinda give me a sad feeling though, thinking about how people once walked on that line. Weird to think that they were there once, and it's not just an abandoned building.
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That is really neat! My mom recommended this website to me, and I've been on it non-stop, going through alot of your older albums, but this is my favorite find of yours so far.
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@Biig L, That actually happened in Detroit several years ago. The bottom of the elevator shaft had about two feet of water in it. In the frigid winter, the body laid frozen in ice for months before being discovered.
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Binky just slays me. Such a zombie expert.