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I just dont get the concept of how having two sets of doors helped contain airborne diseases?
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Love the black and red brickwork!
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Looks like you'd either get clucked on the noggin by a falling brick or sliced by a falling sliver of glass! Nowhere safe to stand out there LOL
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Very Echer-ish1 Nice, Motts
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Shot for shot this is by far my favorite gallery you've done, and I think I've seen 'em all.
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Please, please PLEASE make this a wallpaper.
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When I was a kid my Methodist Church had a sunrise service on Easter. We went to a local park to view the sunrise and worship. This Church could have held that type of service inside with no llights on and have been just as beautiful. And a lot warmer.
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it reminds me of the chocolate boat from that movie "charlie and the chocolate factory" lol
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Its beautiful!!
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Beauty and the beast!!
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Can you imagine being crazy because you have had any kind of outside stimulation taken away from you, then you hear a disembodied voice coming at you from the dark??? I love this photo because , to me, you have captured human suffering by just photograghing an old door!!!
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Hi! JackieB. I Miss you. I love to meet u too. U can show me around Newyork. I never ever been to NewYork in my Life.
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Thats sad. Our school used to be very ornate like that and they went through it and destroyed it the same way with the dropped ceilings and putting cheap paneling up covering everything nice looking underneath.
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looks like th window is reaching out
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You don't see workmanship like that anymore, what a pity,