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What an attractive street -- and of course, a beautiful building. I'd really enjoy working in a building like this.
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Hm. Abandoned spiders' webs in an abandoned window in an abandoned building. I've always thought buildings "knew" when they were abandoned. Guess the spiders gave up and moved out, too.
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Wow, I didnt expect this here but very cool. I wonder what they will do with it
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A beautiful place to take a walk!
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I love those doors too! Maybe they only open from the inside
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How puzzling. They cut the door down to make it that small -- uh, maybe this was the Hobbit ward?
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That is really cool. I wish I new latin. Hi Debbie!
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Its hard to imagine how long that statue has been there
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I love the statue and doors too. I am so glad this is being preserved
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Great shot but they should move that ugly modern sign. It just doesn't belong there
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It's just amazing how old this building is, and yet it's in such excellent condition. Are those your footprints in the dust, Motts?
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Lots of great lines and curves. Such a cool building!
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It's a lovely shade of blue and the window is lovely even with the bars. But no TV, no cell phone, no computer... If I were a patient here, I'd want to spend as much time as possible in that exercise yard with the beautiful green gate.
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Very ornate, It looks like someone is working on it. I love this kind of architecture
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Very nice. Hopefully they will preserve this. Hi Debbie, Miss you!