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I really, really, really, hope that those are rust stains on the doors.
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Sweep with a bulldozer??
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When I was sent to a nursing home to recuperate after major surgery, a woman there had a chair like this. I don't know if this is true for everyone in this type of chair, but this woman had a very hard time steering her chair.
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TOBY!
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Looks like they were busted out for scrap or salvage.
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I hope to travel to Pripyat and Kiev at some point, just a matter of money and time. Moscow and St. Petersburg look like fantastic places to explore as well.
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Most definitely Labyrinth, now where's David Bowie?
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It's reminisant of the Hotel in SH5
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Reminds me of the Warroom from Dr. Strangelove
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My Russian is a bit rusty, but the banner says something about the communist party, and ahead with the order of communism. Not sure about the top line...Lenin is definitely mentioned though.
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I think I'm so used to that chair rail stripe of paint being at hip level, that seeing it at eye level makes the perspective look weird :d
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Pretty creative. I wonder how which elements of the architecture were russian and which were german.
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Is this Hansel and Gretel's cottage, or the home of the witch? (-: Very fairy-tale-like.
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It would be interesting to see what the colors were like when this place was operated by the Germans. Maybe the black at that time created a lovely "pop" against the decor. They certainly didn't seem to skimp on beauty as far as the architecture. I'm sure it all fit together somehow.
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Has anyone on here ever looked at recent pictures from Pripyat (site of the Chernobyl disaster)? Fascinating. I would love to see what Motts could create artistically with that place. Planned any trips to Russia, Motts? (-: