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Yeah - maybe the mattresses were in OK condition?
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YES! Italian + it is the floor so pretty indeed......
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can I go the Program on Monday
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Thanks
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Absolutely epic. Lambert how do i get in contact with you for a plant tour?
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Franky, I'm worried too, I hope Motts is ok & we'll see something new soon.

Motts, let us know soon, please?
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No new gallery or update since more than fourteen months. Tom, are you okay?
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I HAVE ONE OF THESE THAT MY FATHER GOT OUT OF THE ESSO BAYWAY (NJ) REFINERY IN THE LATE 1960's. ALSO THE ACCOMPANYING 12 CHANNEL L&N GALVANOMETER. IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN HAVING THEM, PLEASE REPLY TO STEVE@JESSYSEAFOODS.COM
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I was there in Lyman about 1958 or 1959. In overlook cottage. Trying to find the place now, looks from info so far not much history of the place left unfortunately
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This is the old Dundas castle, or Craig E Clair. Itwas recently privately bought its in Sullivan county New York. The address is 609 Craigie Clair Rd. Roscoe New York
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This was a food storage in cafeteria. Nothing more
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It is crazy to see there was still hope back in the early 2000s now this hotel is ruin you can’t even go in without falling most of it has burned or has fallen
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This being Holy Week 2021, I was remembering the Solemn Ceremonies that occured during that time back in 1958 when I was an Altar Boy at Transfiguration and I came across this site. I was taught by Rev. J. Kavanagh who wrote the book for Altar Boys in 1955. To remember all of the beautiful ceremonies that took place in that glorious church. There was also an enclosed stone walkway from the rectory to the church that we would line up in before the procession into the church. It is so sad that it was not saved and taken care of for all these years.
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Pat, Felicity & wanderer, I stumbled upon this video of her from Antiquity Echoes on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh6Zm5kTDKY

The images & the music make it a wonderful watch & a good telling of her history. Shows how much the grand ole gal has gone through over the years. Yet, she still stands. Tough ole gal she is too.
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Not too long ago I explored a University Hospital in the City. A filing cabinet sitting open contained Index cards with student's personal information, including Social Security numbers. We come to think that the internet is most dangerous for personal info, but every so often I come across things like these that scare me even more.