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normal door, tall ceilings, looks like either a lab or possibly the remains of a kitchenette or wash room, note the lack of soap dispencers
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Judging by the age ferdy, it looks like where patches of plaster have come away, either that or its paint
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I agree with Andy, perhaps there was at one time large fans in those holes, for ventilation
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Ferdy, I wonder how mant of those where Michelin's and Continetal's, of which Mr Motts has also visited a factory of
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looks like the floor of my local pub after a busy night, I'll have a pint please, before last orders
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this is a lovely looking old building, many people are right though, that its buildings like these that show the craftmanship that went into them, almost long forgotten. Most of the buildings I see these days are ugly supposedly designed by architects, but they are hideous!

Tyre rules in Germany are alot different to other countries, If one tyre needs to be replaced, they all do, so probably half of those tyres are still fit for the roads in the UK and the US
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I agree with you Anubis, I was glad to find my disorders on the list... it's hard if your complaints aren't aknowledged I think...

But since when is fetishism a disorder too? ;-)
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this looks like it could have been a shower room with stalls that are no longer there.
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love the titles dont get rid of them!
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im loving all the different angles in this set
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i absoulty love this photo :)
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is the exterior of the building affected ? am so xcited to get there can only hope it to be able to see some if her demise say there Pat was any of this in the 'Independent'
I like your titles too. You're good at coming up with the perfect words/title for a picture, Motts.
The color makes it look warm in there to me for some reason.
Beautiful!