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Yeah the first I saw - that light in the squares is awesome indeed
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HEAVY! Tons + tons + more 100 tons metal - is beautiful and has soul -looks alive
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YAY - yer back! Merry Freakin´ Awesome and with a GIANT - baby - this is gonna be fun. Thanks. Metal lamps? We´ll see......
(X-mas was good; grandkids came, they were glad and happy = it is for kids.)
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Thank you so much for sharing this. It was such a wonderful gallery, I'm so happy that this house wasn't trashed. So many interesting things left behind!
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That is an amazing shot!
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Eeeek. :-O
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Another lovely piece of furniture!
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Those cobwebs are creeping me out!
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Love that bed!
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Those look like very old curlers that my grandmother had. Crazy, I had totally forgotten about those until seeing this. Wow.
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Is it too late for me to call dibs on that furniture? ;) I wonder if this is one of those rooms that Motts said people came in and moved furniture/set up for pictures.
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Damn, I wonder who was just hanging out there smoking, since like a few people said, those are definitely not too old. Also, poor Maria. Jeez.
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It's so haunting when people leave essentially everything behind. I wonder what happened and why no one every returned.
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While it is indeed an odd entryway, it's also really nice. That woodwork and the tile floor must have been beautiful back in the day!
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Laura, I thought of Harry Potter, too!

Love those stairs, all of the old woodwork and trim, really.