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OoOoOo, new gallery! YAY!
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Thanks, Mr Motts, for another excellent view through your camera.
why, could be like licking a toad ;)
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The windows look to be in perfect shape. They must have protected this place like Fort Knox from vandals.
a left behind piano is so sad :(
strange to see a washer that size with out a coin slot
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Probably hasn't been played in 40 years.
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Vintage paint chips only taste better with age. Beautiful shot.
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If that is the Westport Junior, I can't imagine how big the Senior model is.
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Bobo, that's a cardboard Christmas decoration of bells and holly.
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Nature adds it's own paint after awhile.
Don't eat the paint chips! Leaded paint hadn't been outlawed at this time, I do believe.
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Impossible to decipher what is written on the wall... Ugly graffiti being erased slowly by the old paint peeling off. Nice shot Mr Motts.
Woa, that shag carpeting from the 1960's doesn't look to good!
It's amazing to me how quickly an abandoned building breaks down.