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Wow! Does this photo really captures the imagination of wonder and whimsy
I agree, Toot. Thanks for the great gallery Mr. Motts. A wonderful gift between Christmas and New Years. Happy New Year to everybody!!
Once again, a great shot with Mr. Motts' talented eye. Would make great wallpaper. It looks like either brick or wood, but I would bet it is wood planks.
Fabulous angle in this shot. The tower looks to be cement, and possibly solid enough to climb??
I love the blue and the green. There seems to be some fancy tiling or stone work on that structure.
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Ok must be the marathons of Dr Who I been watching but first thought that came to mind when I saw this was what was the TARDIS doing there.
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The end of the road, the end of the dream, the end of the gallery. I love how the clouds hover around this lonely little unfulfilled building while the timeless mountains look on. Beautifull work.
Gorgeous contemporary styling in the angles of the windows. I would have loved to see the stained glass.
Thanks for the "before" pictures, it makes it even more fascinating.
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Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about! Gorgeous!
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Hey, it looks like it's flying away! Cool!
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I wonder if the guy who designed this thing put a little too much vino in his cappuccino --? That's really an unpleasant scratch on that indescribably beautiful view.
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The view from the top of that tower must be fabulous. Despite my slight fear of heights, I want to climb up there. Considering how long they've been up there, those wires still look taut and ready for business -- or are they trying to pull the tower down? -- bwahahahah
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Those Alps are scoffing at the poor guy's puny little dream.
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With all the thiings there must have been to look at in this place, you find this incredible little vignette. I can't decide whether that vine is trying to strangle that post, or embrace it. WELL DONE.