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Flame on, Pk327 ! (Sic 'em Lynn!)
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Where does the ladder go? Roof Pix?
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if u look in the door to the left u can kinda see the head and sholders of a figure wearing a hat
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WOW
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I agree DaddyMedic
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Just found this place on Mothers Day 2011, guy at the Pumpkiin House in Millbrook said they are going to tear it down in October this year :( ...wish they wouldn't
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The chest looks like one of the chests priests use to keep their Stoles in. Leads me to believe this may be a shot looking out from the old sacristy.
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Should ask mots can you get that film I will pay for you to ship it to me. I am total up to save films and have done many in my time.
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16mm film is still made today.
I own new 16mm projectors. I will bet that film if not warped is in ok shap to show. I would clean the film first with film cleaner.If it is on unstable stock it might still be able to run once cleaned and checked. I saved many films from the 1940 to today. If it is a color print in on kodak film it is most or almost going to be red by now. Kodak film is junk still is today.

Wish I could get that can of film I would try to save it an up load it to youtube. Also the can looks 70's to me but I just got a bunch of new cans that look just like that one. lol
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Dangit, Mike beat me to it.
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Thank you for another great gallery Mr. Motts.
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This could almost be construed as your signature lonely chair shot.
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^are they not
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Moonstones
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Gorgeuous .. and I thought I've seen you photograph everything until now. Just .. mind blowing. Old, small cemeteries are really charming, aren't they not?
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Moonstones
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Makes me think of all the people who went there every Sunday. That was their "everyday (week?) existence", and we'll never know them, and they'll never know us. Wonder where they are now, and what they're doing. Now expand that thought to all of the other buildings on this site (or on the planet) and all the people who spent their daily lives at work or living there (also include all the buildings that don't exist anymore, built and gone long before any of us was born), then try to think of the endless number of lives and the sheer Variety of situations and events in those lives, all completely different than every others. Then, just for kicks, expand that to try to imagine every life ever lived, from birth to death, that ever happened in the history of humanity......makes my brain hurt a little.