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i like those floor tile
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Hey Motts! General question for you, what is the smell like in all these places? How do you manage particularly 'ripe' ones?
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Its a shame that this just sits to rot..take it, restore it :)
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Love the windows!
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its so strange how they just left the supplies for plays and concerts in the building like they didnt clean the place out. kings park has this too like rooms filled with board games .... like no one wanted to take that stuff? i work in an office and i know if we were closing everyone i work with would definately be cheap and take as much stuff as they could. i dont know maybe people are much cheaper now than they were 30 years ago, im not really sure but seeing things like this give me the weird idea that one day everyone working there was like "eh fuck this, lets go" for real.whats up with that?
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Beautiful masonry work!
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Wow, first comment! This looks like it will be a good location!
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i really love this motts, i cant even tell if you took this is black and white or not.
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whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaattttsick, motts
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wow this building is made out of stone. check back in 80 years and i bet you this building will still be standing
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its very much intact. i am impressed
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Yup all the boards were about a foot short, which was great - to see the place in some natural sunlight.
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I don't think it was that deep in this area - just a big puddle.
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Yes, he had a pretty ingenious way of blocking up the one working door so it couldn't be opened from the outside... which meant that when it was all in place, he was inside the building.
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It just cracks me up that the google ads that showed up for this shot include Febreeze, Lamps plus, and Tex-Air Parts, Inc. - a distributor of SMR De-Ice Boots Aircraft Parts, . . . I can see the need for Febreeze and lighting, but the de-icing boots confuses me.