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@BKW--

That's an example of old-school limner (plaster) work. Finding a limner who can do this kind of work today would be very difficult.

A layer of dust, pollen, maybe on the inside a little mould?

That's a roof dormer--not a doorway.

I agree, the craftsmanship and attention of detail are remarkable.
But that color....

What could be in there?
Why seal it in the first place?
Lots of macabre visions.

Keller-Geister is an old brand and very good wine in the middle-price range. It's still available here in the US for about 10-12 bucks a litre.

such peaceful surroundings, I feel compelled to explore outside as well as in.

It looks like the colors inside are slowly reflecting those outside.

The premier gallery on the whole site; that's saying a lot. And not a morgue anywhere, but I didn't even miss it. Just beautiful picture after beautiful picture. 'Twas most satisfying.

What's that on the roof? Decay or some fresco?

@Icewox that's definitely Lenin :) This location is in East Germany, taken over by Russians after WWII.
I adore places like this with history still inside.

Darn it, these shots make me want to see what was sealed up! Maybe there is a beautiful room behind there. Maybe it's a secret area where there is treasure... or human remains.

Maybe there are really bodies in those bags!

Is there actually a floor in that far room?

Awesomely cool!

Thanks for the wallpaper. That bay window just draws you in.