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The mansions have been leveled since these photo's were taken. There is nothing left of them except rubble. You can see it on Google Earth.
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I was just there taking pictures last week and it is completely overgrown with low brush and vines growing up the building now. I posted my pictures on flickr and will add then to the flickr Opacity group.
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No, sure it's not blood. Just a slowly falling rust.
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Oh. Wow. Gave me chills for a while.
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Awesome piece of summer romantic. I like this building at the first sight.
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I feel i'm some kind of stair-a-holic, because i love these kind of shots with creepy angles and the flavor of the past. Green is beautiful.
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Did you try to set off a fire sprinkler ? SInce the building is abandoned and self-destructs itself, you can do it. Also, did you find the sprinkler valves room ?
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what an incredible place to explore. i think you are blessed to walk in these lonesome places. I know i feel blessed by these pictures..... as if i could be there too. your galleries have delighted me for about 8 years now..... but this one might be my favorite
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i want to dance in this room
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the boards under the wallpaper are so beautiful
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this is my favorite in a gallery of brilliant shots. motts you always take me to another world
Anyone notice how this is strikingly clear of debris?
Even all of the tile is still in place.
Incredible.
Is that a door at the end?
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damn.....hot and talented!
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i"m thinking, more a gentlemans club lol