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Phiftybuick, I see what you are looking at. Even has that bent forward over the child look.

The soaring arches in this church are amazing. Such a shame to see what happens in unheated, untended buildings.
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A superb set indeed.
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It's amazing how much detail used to go into things that nobody was ever going to see.
This picture makes me sad because it somehow makes the decay look more severe and obvious.
Those are really impressive. I'd love to have heard them ring.
Gorgeous!
The details in this place are beautiful.
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Well said A D. I agree. This beautiful scene happens every morning and no one is there to see it. That's sad. Thankfully Mr. Motts photographed this in all it's glory.
Warm and welcoming.
Wow, it must have been absolutely stunning in there when it was in prime condition.
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What was that chest of drawers used for?
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So majestic. Anyone who entered this room must have been awe-struck. One couldn't help but speak in hushed tones while standing here. Give me goose bumps.
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Just look at the details in that window! Wow!
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Spectacular architecture. The craftsmanship seen here is a lost art. Houses of worship today tend to strive for "mega-church" status with emphasis on tacky showmanship. This cathedral is large yet warm & inviting with it's stained glass and carved arches. It's a shame it's abandoned and unused.
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Wow, that was one huge building!!